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Inchrie Castle Inn |
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Welcome to the Inchrie Castle Inn. there can be few castle hotels in scotland so conveniently and centrally situated, not only for the leisure visitor enjoying the sheer variety of all there is to do and see in scotland, but for the co ... Read more about Inchrie Castle Inn and check rates and room availability. Write your own review about Inchrie Castle Inn. | |
Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel |
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Welcome to the Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel. wonderfully located in the foothills of scotland's famous trossachs, the luxurious forest hills hotel and lochside resort is set in 25 acres of carefully landscaped scottish gardens and woodland. wha ... Read more about Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel and check rates and room availability. Write your own review about Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel. |
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About Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle is a testament to the early power of literary tourism. Until 1810 it was a small village with a bridge over the River Forth and some slate quarries. Though an ancient settlement on the site of the fortress built by Aedan, Prince of the Forth in the 500s, it was not on a through route to anywhere in particular, and would probably have remained small and fairly inconsequential. Sir Walter Scott changed all that. He published The Lady of the Lake in 1810 and tourism in the Trossachs increased by 500% overnight. As a southe ... Read more about Aberfoyle.
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