Some of Banffshire's Highlights
Whitehills Lighthouse
Dating from 1900, the lighthouse sits at the end of the pier, at the entrance to the harbour. From the seaward side the lighthouse appears
War Memorial, Whitehills
Whilst located in Whitehills, the memorial is for the district of Boyndie and commemorates 36 killed in the first world war, and 15 from the
War Memorial, Cullen
Inaugurated in 1920 by the Countess of Seafield, the memorial overlooks Cullen Square. The structure is a domed octagonal sandstone building standing 3m tall. One
Turra Coo, Turriff
Situated on Coo Corner, officially the intersection of Main and High Streets, the bronze statue of an Ayrshire-Shorthorn milking cow, that caused a riot as
Temple of Venus, Macduff
With spectacular views over the Deveron River and Royal Burgh of Banff, the temple of Venus makes a lovely picnic spot.
Tarlair Swimming Pool, Macduff
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.
St Mary’s Auld Kirkyard, Banff
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
St Comb’s Well, Portsoy
St Comb’s well is a natural water spring in the grounds of Portsoy’s cemetery, close to the Burn of Soy and the Links Beach. It
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