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Kildrummy Castle
Kildrummy Castle was once the powerful stronghold of the Earls of Mar and one of the most important castles in northern Scotland.
Kilmartin Glen: Achnabreck Rock Art
Uncover some extraordinary Neolithic rock art in a glen rich with remnants of Scotland’s prehistoric inhabitants.
Kilmartin Glen: Ballygowan Rock Art
The carvings at Ballygowan are thought to be among the oldest in the prehistoric landscape of Kilmartin Glen.
Kilmartin Glen: Baluachraig Rock Art
See where our ancestors carved mysterious symbols into rock faces, perhaps as much as 5,000 years ago.
Kilmartin Glen: Cairnbaan Rock Art
Get a close-up look at some of the most complex prehistoric rock art in a glen rich with prehistoric remains.
Kilmartin Glen: Dunadd Fort
Climb this spectacular rocky outcrop to see what was once a royal power centre of Gaelic kings.
Kilmartin Glen: Dunchraigaig Cairn
Visit a tomb set apart from the others of Kilmartin Glen, on a shaded, tree-covered terrace.
Kilmartin Glen: Glebe Cairn
Glebe Cairn is the northernmost of the five burial cairns that line the valley floor in Kilmartin Glen.
Kilmartin Glen: Kilmartin Stones
Trace the story of Kilmartin Glen through a collection of sculptured stones, carved over a 700-year period.
Kilmartin Glen: Kilmichael Glassary Rock Art
Discover the unique keyhole-shaped carvings among the prehistoric motifs at Kilmichael Glassary.
Kilmartin Glen: Nether Largie Mid Cairn
Visit the high-status burial monument at the centre of Kilmartin Glen’s ‘linear cemetery’.
Kilmartin Glen: Nether Largie North Cairn
Take a look at Nether Largie North Cairn, an impressive burial monument dating back 4,000 years.
Grounds or exterior access only
Kilmartin Glen: Nether Largie South Cairn
Visit the oldest burial monument in Kilmartin Glen’s prehistoric linear cemetery.
Kilmartin Glen: Ri Cruin Cairn
Reach the southernmost point of the Kilmartin Glen’s prehistoric ‘linear cemetery’.
Kilmartin Glen: Temple Wood Stone Circle
Learn about Temple Wood Stone Circle, a ritual and funeral site that saw 2,000 years of use.
