Barpa Langass
Neolithic chambered cairn about 5,000 years old, around 22 metres across and 5.5 metres high, on North Uist.
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
Neolithic chambered cairn about 5,000 years old, around 22 metres across and 5.5 metres high, on North Uist.
Prehistoric stone circle on North Uist near Langass; the Gaelic name can be translated as Fionn's people.
Iron Age broch in a loch about 9.5 km north of Lochmaddy; a building was raised on the site in the late medieval period.
Ruins of a 13th-century Augustinian nunnery at Carinish, believed to be a daughter house of the Iona nunnery.
RSPB reserve on the west coast of North Uist with sandy beaches, a rocky shore, marshes and dunes.
Georgian folly near the village of Scolpaig in the north-west of North Uist.
Museum and arts centre in Lochmaddy for heritage, visual arts and Gaelic culture, with a café and exhibitions.
Ruined 14th-century tower house, also called Castle Wearie, in the south-west of Benbecula; a scheduled monument.
Large sculpture of the Madonna and Child on the hillside above the A865 in South Uist.
Shell of an early 18th-century house built for the Clanranald chief and said to have burned down in 1715.
Iron Age broch on the west coast of South Uist, near Bornish.
Museum of South Uist life with more than 10,000 items, plus a café and a craft shop, in a former school.
Coilleag a' Phrionnsa, the beach named after Prince Charles Edward Stuart, who arrived on Eriskay on 2 August 1745.
Roman Catholic church of 1903, built on the initiative of the Gaelic poet and priest Fr Allan MacDonald.
The Outer Hebrides
Kisimul Castle, the beach airport and the sands of Vatersay
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Stornoway, the Calanais Stones, blackhouses and the Butt of Lewis
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White beaches, the Bays, Tarbert and the church at Rodel
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