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Places to go in Lowlands
The Scottish Lowlands are alive with fascinating visitor destinations
From the 20th century magnificence of The Falkirk Wheel to the ancient splendours of Edinburgh Castle – and the ruins of lesser fortresses which dot the landscape – you’ll never be short of somewhere to admire. Museums, country parks, aqueducts…you name it, it’s here. And the bustling streets of Edinburgh and Glasgow beckon if you fancy a shopping trip or lunch in the big city.
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Scottish Canal Museum »
The Museum shows the history of Scottish canals as an exhibition of pictures, artefacts and slide shows. It is part …
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Singers »
In 1885, sewing machine manufacturers Singers relocated from Bridgeton in Glasgow to a new factory at Kilbowie Road …
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The Antonine Wall »
From Craigmarloch you can visit the Antonine Wall at Croy Hill. The Forth & Clyde Canal follows much of the Wall's …
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The Titan Crane »
Just a short walk from the Forth & Clyde Canal at Clyde Shopping Crane is the century-old Titan Crane, which is open …
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Thornylee Viewpoint »
The tale of muckle mou’d Meg. Once upon a time there lived a girl called muckle mou’d Meg – or big mouthed …
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Threave Castle »
First recorded in 1400, Threave Castle is set in the middle of the Scottish River Dee, in Dumfries and Galloway. The …
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