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We have found 26 matches for Family Days Out in Central Scotland
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Anstruther Pleasure Trips
A pleasure trip lasting 45-60 mins with 2-3 hours ashore times. The May Princess sails from Anstruther harbour to the Isle of May from May to October. There are impressive vertical cliffs all along the west coast teeming with seabirds in early summer...Click here for more details |
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Deep Sea World
The wonders of the world beneath the waves comes to life at the triple award winning National Aquarium of Scotland. A range of exhibits and sights make for a great day out...Click here for more details |
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Edinburgh Dungeons
Torture, disease and rats! All the ingredients for a perfect summer's evening. With the extended oipening hours you and your loved ones can have even more time to stroll around the stench of 17th century Edinburgh...Click here for more details |
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Edinburgh Zoo
Edinburgh Zoo has just held its 90th birthday party and is still going strong. With animals galore and an exciting program of daily activities and shows within the park it makes a great day out for animal lovers everywhere...Click here for more details |
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Glasgow Science Centre
The Glasgow Science Centre is Scotlands flagship Millennium project. The GSC brings science and technology to life through hundreds of interactive exhibits. The GSC is also open 7 days a week...Click here for more details |
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Jungle Kids
Britains large children's play centre. 8,000 sq feet of play equipment on four levels, a seperate toddlers area, cafeteria and full colour CCTV monitors through the centre. Keep the kids amused and occupied...Click here for more details |
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Camperdown Wildlife Centre
The wildlife centre is one of Dundees most popular attractions and is home to around 50 species of animals, birds and reptiles. Come and meet our regular residents - Comet and Star, the European Brown Bears from the wilderness of Russia....Click here for more details |
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Edinburgh Museums & Galleries
The museums, galleries and monuments which comprise the City of Edinburgh Museums and Galleries range from a series of historic buildings strung along the crowded medieval Royal Mile, to the spacious grounds of Lauriston Castle overlooking the river Forth at Crammond...Click here for more details |
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Beecraigs Country Park
Nestled high in the Bathgate Hills, Beecraigs caters for a wide range of leisure and recreational activities within its 370 hectares (913 acres). Advice, information, farm shop (venison and trout), craft sales and refreshments are available from the Park Centre...Click here for more details |
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Campedown Country Park
Camperdown Country Park is the largest public park in Dundee. A haven for wildlife and a great location for woodland activities. Combined with the wildlife centre, family fun fair, adventure playground and golf courses, Camperdown can offer a fantastic, fun-filled day out for all the family....Click here for more details |
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Sandpoint Marina
Sandpoint Marina lies on the north bank of the Clyde estuary, across the River Leven from Dumbarton Castle and on the very edge of some of the best cruising in Britain. With easy routes of access from all areas of the country Sandpoint Marina makes the ideal place for berthing and lay-up....Click here for more details |
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Museum of Scotland
Discover the story of a country that has a unique place in the hearts of people throughout the world. A striking landmark in Edinburgh 's historic Old Town , this magnificent museum presents for the first time the story of Scotland - its land, its people and culture....Click here for more details |
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Bo'Ness and Kinneil Railway
Central Scotland's Steam Railway by the Firth of Forth. Visit the Scottish Railway Exhibition and take a trip to view the caverns of Birkhill Mine....Click here for more details |
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The Royal Observatory
The Royal Observatory, Edinburgh is unique among UK scientific establishments in that it houses on a single site a university astronomy research group, an establishment of a UK Research Council and a Visitor Centre....Click here for more details |
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Loudoun Castle Theme Park
With the magnificent and imposing ruins of Loudoun Castle as a stunning backdrop, the Theme Park is unique, with a safe and clean environment where there are New Rides and entertainment in 2005, to suit all ages....Click here for more details |
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Royal Lyceum Theatre
One of Scotland's largest and most successful producing theatre companies, our main output is our season of high-quality drama productions running from September to May in the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh....Click here for more details |
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Pavillion Theatre Glasgow
The Pavillion Theatre Glasgow hosts a wide programme of shows over the coming months. Visit the website for the current showing, plus you can also order your tickets online through the Pavillion Theatre Box Office....Click here for more details |
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Amazonia
Amazonia is Scotland's largest indoor rainforest attraction offering a new fun and educational experience for all ages. It's a unique place to learn and explore, offering children and adults an insight into life in a tropical forest....Click here for more details |
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Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park
We are now open for the 2008 season.Come along and have a great day out. There is also a football pitch and other areas for playing ball games. Its fun for all the family....Click here for more details |
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Glasgow Museums
The City of Glasgow owns one of the richest collections in Europe, displayed in 13 museums across the city. From Sir Roger the elephant to Rembrandt, A Man in Armour, and 1950s trams to medieval tapestries, we have something for everyone. Admission to our sites is free, so you can drop in and meet a friend for coffee, or take the family and make a day of it. There is something in Glasgow Museums for everyone, and children are particularly welcome.
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Scottish Fisheries Museum
This award winning national museum tells the story if the Scottish fishing industry & itspeople from the earliest times to present date. Accompanied children free....Click here for more details |
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Mugdock Country Park
Mugdock Country Park is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Scotland offering a great countryside experience. Whether your interests are in local history & building heritage, beautiful and fascinating flora and fauna or general leisure and recreation, there is something for everyone.
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Streamvale Open Farm
Streamvale Farm is a family run dairy farm situated on the edge of Belfast, with beautiful views over the city and its surrounding hills. It is the feel, the sound, the smell and the sights of a real live farm and the animals which will make you want to come again and again.
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The Falkirk Wheel
THE BOAT TRIP Boat trips begin in the basin outside The Falkirk Wheel Visitor Centre, by boarding one of the specially designed boats. The boat starts its journey by sailing into the bottom gondola of The Wheel, which then makes a graceful sweep, lifting the boat up to join the Union Canal 35m above. The ascent takes approximately 15 minutes, allowing plenty of time to enjoy the stunning views of the spectacular surrounding scenery. ...Click here for more details |
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Cumbernauld Theatre
Cumbernauld Theatre grew up along with the new town of Cumbernauld and is the artistic and cultural heart of the community. Recent years have seen a great deal of change in the organisation and we have grown to enjoy a national and international reputation for producing quality arts experiences for a wide ranging and diverse audience.
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The Tall Ship
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour is one of Glasgows leading visitor attractions. Whether you are looking for an educational day out or a fun place to explore The Tall Ship has it all. From Discovery Trails to exhibitions and conferences you can be sure that The Tall Ship has something for everyone!
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