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Stirling, Clackmannanshire, Strathallan And The Campsies
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South Ayrshire
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South Ayrshire offers unrivalled golf and sporting opportunities, a unique cultural heritage plus a host of leisure and recreational facilities.
Aviemore And The Cairngorms
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Spectacular, awesome, beautiful: there are many superlatives to describe Aviemore and the Cairngorms.
Central Scottish Borders
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The Tweed Valley, with its appealing blend of scenic rolling countryside, stately homes, ruined abbeys and picturesque towns and villages, dominates the central Scottish Borders.
Mainland, Shetland
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Mainland Shetland is an incredible place with so much to do.
Argyll, The Isles, Loch Lomond, Stirling And Trossachs
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This is the birthplace of Scotland, the cradle of its Christianity and nationhood, and the focal point of much of its dramatic history.
Blairgowrie And East Perthshire
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Blairgowrie and East Perthshire - 'berry capital of Scotland' - boasts a rich history, and is great for outdoor activities, especially skiing.
Moray
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Whisky, wildlife, snow, skiing and spits: from the beaches to the mountains, unspoilt Moray is a very interesting region to visit in the north-east of Scotland.
Dunfermline And West Fife
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Linked as it is to Edinburgh and the Lothians by the two Forth Bridges and as home to the international ferry port of Rosyth, Dunfermline and West Fife is most visitors' first introduction to the 'Kingdom'.
Scottish Borders
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The Scottish Borders is the main gateway to Scotland from the south but there is more than enough here to make it a destination in its own right.
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