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Fort George
Stand in awe of Fort George, one of the most outstanding fortifications in Europe. It was built in the wake of the Battle of Culloden as a secure base for King George II’s army.
Fortrose Cathedral
Fortrose Cathedral stands in a green square at the heart of Fortrose. The oldest part of the present ruins at Fortrose date from the 1300s.
Foulden Tithe Barn
Foulden Tithe Barn is a rare example of a tithe barn – a building constructed to store agricultural production tithes given to the Church.
Grounds or exterior access only
Fowlis Wester Sculptured Stone
Inspect the stonework of a tall Pictish cross-slab, adorned with symbols, scenes and ornate decoration.
Glasgow Cathedral
Step inside Glasgow Cathedral to discover soaring Gothic architecture, atmospheric crypts, and centuries of stories.
Glenelg Brochs: Dun Telve and Dun Troddan
Admire the Glenelg Brochs, a pair of 2,000‑year‑old tall broch towers set in a beautiful glen.
Glenluce Abbey
Plan your visit to Glenluce Abbey, and discover 400 years of monastic life.
Some restrictions in place
Greenknowe Tower
View a handsome tower house standing tall on what may be the mound of an earlier castle.
Grounds or exterior access only
Grey Cairns of Camster
Stand among two of the oldest stone monuments in Scotland – a pair of Neolithic tombs originally built more than 5,000 years ago.
Hackness Battery and Martello Tower
Hackness Battery and Martello Tower are mighty coastal defences in Orkney that were built to protect merchant shipping interests during the Napoleonic Wars.
Grounds or exterior access only
Hailes Castle
Discover the ruins of Hailes Castle, a beautifully located fortified manor dating from the 13th century, long linked with the Wars of Independence and later with Mary, Queen of Scots.
Some restrictions in place
Hermitage Castle
Visit Hermitage Castle and its history filled with intrigue, murder, torture and treason!
Hill o'Many Stanes
Behold the strange sight of about 200 stones erected in more than 22 rows on hillside moorland.
Hilton of Cadboll Chapel
Trace the remains of a ruined chapel and come face to face with a Pictish horsewoman on a replica carved stone.
