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| 2012 Opening Times (01/01/2012 - 31/12/2012) |
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Roman Catholic
All that remains of the Italian Prisoner of War Camp 60, the famous Italian Chapel...
Orkney Crafts Association represents and promotes the interests of professional producers of...
Museum, cafe and gift shop.
The Bishop & Earl's Palace is a hall-house of 12th-century date, later much altered, with a round...
A midsummer 6 day Festival of Music, Drama, Poetry, Dance and the Visual Arts.
The Cathedral Church of St Magnus the Martyr was founded in 1137 by Earl Rognvald Kolson and...
The Orkney Museum tells the story of Orkney from the Stone Age through the Picts and Vikings to the...
Tells the story of Orkney farming from the late 18th - early 20th centuries.
Sheila Fleet's Gallery stocks all of her latest collections as well as many locally produced arts...
A beautifully designed retail outlet housing the most extensive selection of locally produced...
A fascinating collection tracing the history of early domestic radio and wartime communications in...
A knitwear and craft co-operative selling handmade knitwear and a variety of Orkney crafts.
Ortak Visitor Centre - In our spacious shop you can come and view an extensive range of Ortak...
The Hoxa Tapestry Gallery is home to Orkney artist Leila Thomson's unique, large, handwoven...
Visitor centre interpreting Stone Age and Bronze Age sites. Personalised and unique hands-on link...
This uninhabited island was bought as a memorial to the naturalist James Fisher.
Part of the extensive military remains on the island of Hoy, the battery and Martello tower were...
Trumland House was built by General Sir Frederick William Traill Burroughs.
The finest megalithic tomb in the British Isles, with a large mound covering a stone-built passage...
Dating back more than 5,000 years, this fine chambered tomb is a prominent feature in the landscape...
Pottery workshop, visitor centre and shop.
Protected by three lines of ditch and rampart, the base of this broch is surrounded by a well...
On the road to John O'Groats - visitor centre with audiovisual display tells the story of the...
A craft workshop producing traditional handspun knitwear, knitting wool, hand-made felt goods and...
Orkney's last working water mill, specialising in bere meal production.
The Pier Arts Centre in Stromness houses a remarkable collection of 20th Century British Art.
The reserve is in the north-west corner of the Mainland.
Be sure to visit The Quernstone in the heart of the historic town of Stromness, where you will find...
Impressive natural history displays in restored Victorian gallery, complimented by well laid out...
Make your visit to Caithness memorable by visiting the unique Castle and Gardens of Mey.
Self Catering
Welcome to the opportunity to enjoy the rugged beauty of the Western Isles of Scotland in unique,...
Self Catering
Situated in the mainly crofting community of Hacklete, on the island of Great Bernera. Idealic...
Self Catering
Situated in a quiet secluded position amongst birch trees on the approach to Glen Feshie, with a...
Self Catering
The property has two double rooms en-suite, one twin room and two singles ~ plus one public...
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