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Kirkwall

Once the heart of the Norse culture, Kirkwall has a history that spans many centuries. The name of the town comes from a Norse work meaning Church Bay...
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Stromness

Stromness is recorded in early Icelandic sagas written in the 11^th and 12^th centuries showing that the Norse and the Vikings once settled here...
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Papa Westray

Often referred to as “Orkney in miniature”, the tiny island of Papa Westray is rich in history and bird life...
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North Ronaldsay

The most northerly island in Orkney, North Ronaldsay is a very low-lying area...
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Aberdeen

There was an abundance of granite exploited by the native architect, Archibald Simpson, who was responsible for giving the city...
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Inverness

Inverness, the capital of the Highlands! This cosmopolitan and energetic town offers something for everyone...
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Shetland Islands

The Shetland Isles are the most northerly group of islands associated with Scotland...
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South Ronaldsay Walks

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Eday Heritage Walk
distance: 8 kms / 5 miles
requirements:
Time: Allow 3 hours Boots or strong shoes recommended.

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