Duart Castle
Seat of Clan MacLean above the Sound of Mull; the castle dates from the 13th century and was restored from ruin in 1911.
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Places worth your time in Tobermory and Mull
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Wahrzeichen, Museen, Parks und Aussichtspunkte in der Gegend und ihrer Umgebung.
Seat of Clan MacLean above the Sound of Mull; the castle dates from the 13th century and was restored from ruin in 1911.
Mull's main town, a harbour of painted houses along Main Street; about 1,045 people lived here in 2022.
Single malt whisky and gin distillery on the Tobermory waterfront; it also makes the peated Ledaig whiskies.
Volunteer-run museum of the island's history on Tobermory's Main Street; free entry, open March to the end of October.
A 19th-century listed country house at the end of a dead-end road about 6 km north-west of Tobermory.
Sandy bay with machair on the north-west coast; the hamlet gave its name to Calgary in Canada.
Ruins of a 13th-century castle near Salen, overlooking the Sound of Mull.
Lighthouse north of Tobermory built in 1857 by David and Thomas Stevenson; the name means "stranger's point".
Mull's highest mountain at 966 m and its only Munro, rising above the shores of Loch na Keal.
Ruined tower house near Lochbuie in the south-east of Mull, now a scheduled monument.
Small islands west of Mull; Lunga has one of Scotland's most accessible seabird colonies, with puffins, by boat trip in season.
Small island off Mull's west coast, reached across a narrow strait from Ulva Ferry; much of it is columnar basalt.
Long sea loch on Mull's west side, below Ben More, on the west side of the island.
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