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Aberfoyle : Things to see and do
Aberfoyle : Organise your stay
Aberfoyle :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Aberfoyle Hotel tips
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Macdonald Forest Hills from109.02 €
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Poppies Hotel from50 £
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Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel Resort from86 £
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Travel guide Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle : The Michelin guide review
In magnificent natural surroundings, Aberfoyle is busy with tourists in summer, many of whom visit The Scottish Wool Centre. Here, in addition to the merchandise, there is an entertaining "sheep show", where four-legged models illustrate the history of the Scottish wool industry. The audio-visual presentation in the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park Visitor Centre near the village provides an excellent introduction to the forest park. A variety of trails in the vicinity are open to the public.
Tourist attractions Aberfoyle : Things to see and do
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Hilltop Viewpoint
GB - Aberfoyle
North of the village of Aberfoyle, Hilltop Viewpoint affords an excellent panorama of the Trossachs (viewing-table) encompassing various mountains (Ben Venue, Ben An, Ben Ledi and the Menteith Hills to the east), several lochs (Loch Katrine, the Fing..
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The Trossachs
GB - Callander
From Callender to Loch Venachar in the east and Loch Katrine and the shores of Loch Lomond to the west, the rugged mountains and wooded slopes of the Trossachs are reflected in the waters of countless lakes. Since 2002, this superb region, which ro..
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Mackintosh House
82 Hillhead Street GB - Glasgow G12 8QQ
This wing is a reconstruction of the house of Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928). Its interiors decorated with highly original motifs show that he was a pioneer of architecture and what today is called design. The white wood panelling heightened..
Hotels Aberfoyle
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The Lake Of Menteith Hotel
Port Of Menteith GB - Port Of Menteith FK8 3RA
Prix Prices from : 65 GBP
Our philosophy is to create a hotel which fulfils our idea of the perfect place to go and stay. This perfect place, whether restaurant or hotel, should be entirely in sympathy with its surroundings. We want it to be of that place as well as in it. ..
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Rob Roy Hotel
Rob Roy Hotel GB - Aberfoyle, Stirling FK8 3UX
Prix Prices from : 30 GBP
Set in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, Rob Roy Hotel features excellent food and friendly staff, in Aberfoyle. There is free Wi-Fi and free private parking. Rob Roy Hotel offers en suite bedrooms with TVs and tea/coffee facilities. A full Scottish brea..
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Macdonald Forest Hills
Kinlochard GB - Aberfoyle (Stirlingshire) FK8 3TL
Forest Hills Loch side Resort is beautifully set in landscaped gardens and woodland on the shores of Loch Ard; Ideal for exploring the magnificent Trossachs, Scotland's first National Park. The resort is surrounded by 25 acres of mature wooded landsc..
Restaurants Aberfoyle
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Creagan House
GB - Strathyre FK18 8ND
Personally run baronial dining room in 17C former farmhouse. Concise fixed price menu of fine seasonal Scottish produce; classical dishes prepared with care. 'Smokie in a Pokie,' a speciality. Watch red squirrels in the garden from the cosy bedrooms.
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Restaurant
Main St GB - Callander FK17 8BG
Spacious country house restaurant with unique ceiling and impressive flower displays. Daily changing set menu and concise à la carte offer ambitious modern dishes of local, seasonal produce.
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Stravaigin
28 Gibson St, GB - Glasgow G12 8NX
Well-run, long-standing restaurant with shabby-chic style and relaxed feel. Bustling bar and choice of dining areas on 3 levels. Their motto is 'think global, eat local', with interesting menus ranging from old favourites to Asian-inspired dishes. Co..
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Monachyle Mhor
GB - Balquhidder FK19 8PQ
Small hotel dining room in a stylish former farmhouse, affording fantastic views over the Braes of Balquhidder. Concise, daily changing 5 course menu offers ambitious, sophisticated cooking.
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Mhor Fish
75-77 Main St GB - Callander FK17 8DX
Simple, busy, well-run eatery on main street; popular with locals. Great variety of fish, homemade pies and chips cooked in beef dripping. All-day menu and more ambitious specials.
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Contemporary, leather-furnished grill restaurant located within an extensive Victorian house, where 250 acres of grounds lead down to Loch Lomond. Concise menu of dishes from the Josper grill.
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Formal restaurant within the grounds of a resort hotel, superbly situated on the banks of Loch Lomond and boasting water and mountain views. Seasonal, modern menus showcase Scottish ingredients in complementary combinations. Haggis bon bons have beco..
