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- Save to ListThe Royal Mile Market is a traditional Scottish Market located inside the historic and unique Tron ‘Kirk’ (or Church), which sits right in the centre of Edinburgh’s bustling Royal Mile High Street. Read more...
- Save to ListOpened by Michael Palin, The Watermill is Winner of the Independent Bookshop of the Year award for the whole UK. Over three floors, the converted mill houses the bookshop, contemporary art gallery and cafe in a unique environment, complete with comfy chairs – a browser’s paradise. Next door is our homes and gardens shop, Homer. We are open seven days Read more...
- Save to ListSiblings who create individual items out of an eclectic range of fabrics, from tartan to tweed and far flung places. Items are practical, decorative & fun Read more...
- Save to ListUnique gift shop in the heart of Stirling centre. On a quaint little street this gift shop is filled with fairy inspired gifts, candles, homely items all in a truly magical and inspiring shop with beautiful scents and relaxing music. There is a special little section just for your little fairy too! Tinkerbells Emporium is a truly magical shopping experience. Read more...
- Save to ListA vibrant, independent haven for real bibliophiles, with over 45,000 titles and knowledgeable, passionate booksellers. Host to a year round events programme packed with exciting author visits, as well as the St Andrews Literary Festival every autumn! Read more...
- Save to ListA small Gift Shop, Cafe and B&B with en-suite rooms, conveniently situated on the A836 near Tongue. Coaches and Bikers are welcome, appointments preferd for coaches. Great gifts for visitors and a nice wee Cafe Read more...
- Save to ListPhone: +44-0-1340 821 720It is the oldest legal distillery in the parish of Glenlivet, and the production place of the Scottish whisky of the same name. It is described in packaging and advertising as “The single malt that started it all”. Read more...
- Save to ListIn 1811 John and Helen Cumming sited their first still at Cardow Farm on the Mannoch Hill, high above the River Spey, where spring water, naturally softened by a layer of peat, bubbled from the ground. It was to be the perfect spot for their farm, and a distillery that would stand the test of time. Read more...