Brodick Castle
Former seat of the Dukes of Hamilton outside Brodick, now cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
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Places worth your time in Brodick, Lamlash and Whiting Bay
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Monumenti, musei, parchi e punti panoramici nella zona e nei dintorni.
Former seat of the Dukes of Hamilton outside Brodick, now cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
Arran's highest point at 874 m; the National Trust for Scotland says it is a favourite of hill walkers and climbers.
Island history museum on the main road in Brodick, founded in 1976; closed in winter, reopening on 24 March 2027.
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Glen near Goat Fell, leading into the granite hills north of Brodick.
Island about 3 km long inside Lamlash Bay, seen across the water from Lamlash.
Series of falls on the Glenashdale Burn, reached by a trail of about 4 km up the glen from Whiting Bay.
Two Neolithic chambered tombs in a forest clearing, 120 m above the sea, overlooking Whiting Bay.
Ruined castle in the village of Kildonan on the south coast.
A 5,000-year-old Clyde-type chambered cairn, the only one on Arran left largely undisturbed; a four-mile hike from the road.
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