Highland Folk Museum is a museum showcasing traditional lifestyles of the Scottish Highlands, featuring replicas of traditional buildings. The museum is open from April to August daily 10:00 - 17:00, from September to October 10:30 - 16:00, and closed from November to March.
Leault Farm is famous for its sheepdog demonstrations, which usually take place from Sunday to Friday at 16:00 between May and October, but not daily. Visitors need to call in advance to confirm. Admission tickets cost £12.50.
Siccar Point is an important geological site, known for James Hutton's discoveries and referred to as the 'holy ground of geology.' Visitors can reach here via the coastal path of the Southern Upland Way to enjoy magnificent sea views and unique geological features.
Maeshowe burial mound is an ancient site with nearly five thousand years of history, once broken into by Vikings who left rune graffiti. Visits must be guided, with up to four tours per day, and tickets can be booked through the official website.
Stones of Stenness is part of Orkney's Neolithic sites and listed along with Maeshowe, Ring of Brodgar, and Skara Brae as UNESCO World Heritage. Originally having eleven or twelve large stones, only four remain today, with a central hearth that may have been used for ceremonies and rituals.
