The Old Course at St Andrews is the home of Golf, and is the headquarters for The Royal and Ancient Golf Society - The World's Governing Body for the game. The British Open has been held here on numerous occasions. Our chosen view is the famous 18th Green, looking towards the very imposing clubhouse

Looking over Loch Lomond towards Inverlochy Castle with towering Ben Nevis in the background. Ben Nevis at 4500 ft is the highest peak in the Scottish Highlands

Dunnottar Castle, 1.5 miles south of Stonehaven on the East coast,is a spectacular fortress on a rock by the sea. Much of the castle is 14th Century and is well preserved. In 1645 the Royalist Marquis of Montrose failed in a stormy battle to dislodge the Earl Marischal of Scotland, a fierce Presbyterian Covenanter who was holding the castle. The Scottish Crown Jewels were kept at Dunnottar until 1652 when they were taken to Kinneff.

Glamis Castle - the 14th century ancestral home of the Earl of Strathmore, the father of the Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Princess Margaret was also born at Glamis in 1930.