Moray Places of Interest

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

The forming of Buckie District Fishing Heritage Museum It was suggested by Mr Ronald Stewart of Highfield Road that Buckie should have it's own Fishing Heritage Museum. With this aim in view a meeti... more

Four miles (6.5km) south of Cullen are the ruins of Deskford church, a scheduled ancient monument, incorporating a finely carved sacrament house of 1551. more

This striking and colourful valley of the River Findhorn forms a gorge known as Randolph's Leap, some 7 mile south of Forres. The name is a misnomer; apparently, after Robert the Bruce had created th... more

This 16^th century tower house's turbulent history started in 1571 when Edom o' Gordon burned the castle killing the occupying family of Alexander Forbes. Following the defeat of the Jacobi... more