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
Site of a Bronze Age barrow with 360° views of local countryside and extensive views over the Moray Firth. This would have been a major
A Georgian period mansion house designed by John Adam, and situated on the site of Banff’s original motte and bailey fortress. The outer walls and
The magical world is alive and well at Drybridge, a wee hamlet just south of Buckie, where faeries and dragons and trees that speak are
Constructed in 1592 by a Provost of Aberdeen, Thomas Menzies of Kirkbill Durn, the castle still looks as impressive as it might have when built.
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Begun in 1940, Macduff Shipyards was the brainchild of John Watt of Gardenstown, building clinker lifeboats and then post-war transitioning to fishing vessels. The shipyard
A gorgeous stone mast capped with a cross representing Christ flanked by two ladies, possibly representing the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene, and above the
Delightful museum of joinery and workshop for craftsman, with a lovely wee garden overlooking the Burn of Fordyce. Rural carpentry has been extremely important to
Busy marina at Banff, originally a fishing port, on the Banffshire Coast.
Erected in 1878 in honour of Walter Biggar, a local herring exporter, the fountain stands on the original site of the Mercat Cross, at the
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