Rothesay Castle
Moated castle of the Stewart kings with Scotland's only circular curtain wall; the great hall has displays.
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Places worth your time in Rothesay and the island
Luoghi principali
Monumenti, musei, parchi e punti panoramici nella zona e nei dintorni.
Moated castle of the Stewart kings with Scotland's only circular curtain wall; the great hall has displays.
Public toilets on the west pier, opened in 1900 and renovated in 1994; now a listed tourist attraction.
Museum of the Bute Museum and Natural History Society on the archaeology, history and wildlife of Bute; shorter winter opening from October.
Gothic Revival home of the Marquesses of Bute, designed by Robert Rowand Anderson in the late 1870s; seasonal opening.
Remains of a monastery founded in the 500s and a 12th-century parish church, at the south end of the island.
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Vitrified Iron Age fort on a volcanic headland, its ramparts melted by intense heat.
Village at the south end of Bute, sheltered by Suidhe Chattan hill, with a sandy bay to the north.
Wide sandy bay about 2 km across on the west coast, used for D-Day landing practice.
Waymarked route opened in 2000, the first on a Scottish island; one of NatureScot's Great Trails.
Village on Kames Bay north of Rothesay, with Kames Castle at the head of the bay.
Fourteenth-century tower house in 20 acres of grounds with an 18th-century walled garden near Port Bannatyne.
Roofless ruin of St Colmac's church in the north of Bute.
Victorian Town Hall and Sheriff Court building on Castle Street, beside Rothesay Castle.
Sandy beach on the south-west coast of Bute, on the Sound of Bute.
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