Built comparatively recently, to a design by Thomas Telford in 1817, Cullen Harbour is best suited to boats with a smaller draft. Tidally influenced, Cullen’s
Designed by Robert Adam in 1772, one of Scotland’s finest architects, the bridge spans the burn of Letterfourie, and leads to a mansion house of
An art deco styled outdoor swimming complex designed and built between 1929 and 1931 and which quickly became a major attraction on the Moray coast.
Similar ArticlesBiggar Fountain, BanffErected in 1878 in honour of Walter Biggar, a local herring exporter, the fountain stands on the original site of the Mercat
During the second world war, Duff House served as a prisoner of war interment camp for German submariners, who were kept inside the house, surrounded
A chalybeate well, one of only a handful in Scotland, the Red Well water is a natural mineral spring well with iron content which gives
Just a few miles South-West of Banff, inland from Boyndie, Inchdrewer Castle, also known as Inch Druar in the late 17th century. The castle was
With views of Banff Links beach, and a large grassy expanse for family picnics, the playground at Inverboyndie is second to none for family recreation.
Situated in the heart of Lusy Law Woods, across the road from Banff’s new cemetery, is a tumulus from the Bronze Age that overlooks a
As a town, Banff’s origins are not fully understood yet, however a church dedicated to St Bey or St Columba is believed to have existed
Busy marina at Banff, originally a fishing port, on the Banffshire Coast.
