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The Hitlist: Great days out to enjoy as Scotland re-opens

Culross, Fife It’s not just for Outlander fans, you know. Visiting this handsomely preserved village beside the Forth is like time-travelling back to the 18th century. Cobbled streets, a palace, and, if you walk to the top of the town, a small but impressive abbey. Pop into the Biscuit Cafe on the way down the hill. Visit nts.org.uk Tak ma doon Road, Kilsyth One for eager cyclists, this road out of Kilsyth climbs to more than 300ft in less than three miles. At the top there’s a car park with impressive views over the Forth Valley (if the weather is kind).

Scotland: 15 of the best historic houses, castles and gardens

Scotland reopens: 15 historic houses, castles and gardens to wander round Hopetoun House and New Hopetoun Garden Centre, South Queensferry, Edinburgh Often called, the Scottish Versailles, the 17th-century house and its sweeping grounds, are open to explore from April 30, but book online beforehand. On-site events include May day bank holiday Itison Drive In Movies. After a visit, it’s worth taking a detour to nearby New Hopetoun Garden Centre to pick up a few plants to posh up your own garden. Visit hopetoun.co.uk and newhopetoungardens.co.uk/ Logan Botanic Gardens, Port Logan, Dumfries and Galloway On the Rhins of Galloway is one of Scotland’s most exotic gardens, home to plants from farflung parts – palm trees, tree ferns, groves of eucalyptus. Among its special features is a conservatory, the first in the UK to be heated by all green energy.

10 off-the-beaten-track adventures in Scotland

10 off-the-beaten-track adventures in Scotland
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Family echoes of the McNabs of Argyll - Argyllshire Advertiser

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Spring in Britain: Nine places where we found hope in the season of renewal

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