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Hello, and welcome to Undiscovered Scotland, the ultimate online guide to Scotland. The site is a combination of visitor guide, accommodation listing and business directory, and aims to show you what the country is really like. We also offer website design, maintenance and hosting services.

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Header Slides

Today's header slides are of the River Tay as it flows through Perth, with the heart of the city on the left; and of Eilean Donan Castle near Dornie, one of the most easily recognised castles in Scotland.

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In Focus

Whitehills The traditional fishing village of Whitehills lies some two miles west of Banff and four miles east of Portsoy. The A98 between them travels a little inland at this point, and it takes a conscious effort to reach Whitehills: it is worth it in order to enjoy a village with a huge amount of character. Surrounding a rocky bay, Whitehills enjoys a relatively sheltered spot on this sometimes wild and unforgiving north Aberdeenshire coast. ( More ...)

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On This Day

23 October 1295: A treaty is agreed between King John Balliol and King Philippe IV of France that marks the start of the long-standing "Auld Alliance".

23 October 1707: The first Parliament of Great Britain meets in London.

23 October 1822: The Caledonian Canal linking Inverness to Fort William opens to traffic.

23 October 1921: The death in Dublin of John Boyd Dunlop, who popularised the pneumatic inflatable rubber tyre and is chiefly remembered for founding the company that bears his name, Dunlop Tyres.

Featured Book

Book Cover Eyes Turned Skywards by Ken Lussey (12 August 2024). Wing Commander Robert Sutherland has left his days as a pre-war detective far behind him. Or so he thinks. On 25 August 1942 the Duke of Kent, brother of King George VI, is killed in northern Scotland in an unexplained air crash; a second crash soon after suggests a shared, possibly sinister, cause. Bob Sutherland is tasked with visiting the aircraft's base in Oban and the first crash site in Caithness to gather clues as to who might have had reason to sabotage one, or both, of the aircraft.
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Scottish Resources

English Borders Index South Central Index Edinburgh Index Fife Index West Central Index Argyll Index Glasgow & Stirling Index Western Isles Index Western Isles Index West Highlands Index Argyll Index East Lothian Index Angus Index West Central Index South-West Index North Central Index Aberdeenshire Index Sutherland Index Caithness Index Orkney Index Shetland Index