Grampian Highlands Places of Interest

The cliff-top ruin of the 15^th century seat of the Ogilvies lies 2 miles east of Cullen, perched on a rocky promontory, Gibraltar-like, above the sea. Open at all times and admission is fr... more

This immense flight of steps on the footpath along the shore between Cullen and sunnyside beach was built single-handed by Tony Hetherington. Sadly he was killed in a canoeing accident in 1993 shortly... more

This castle was built in the 15^th century for the Forbes Family with the original tower being extended in the mid 16^th century with a large 'mansion' and courtyard. There are ma... more

These magnificent ruins are the remains of what was possibly the most beautiful cathedral in Scotland. It was founded in 1224 and was known as 'The Lantern of the North'. In 1390, the 'Wolfe of Bade... more

These beautiful remains of a Cistercian monastery founded in 1218 are definitely worth a visit. They are situated about 1.5 miles from Mintlaw and are best appreciated in the light of the setting sun... more