SO many things to do at Craigend B&B

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0: Craigend Bed and Breakfast

Craigend Bed and Breakfast - The perfect base for your holiday

1: Culzean Castle

This is the MOST spectacular castle sitting on a cliff edge on the Ayrshire coast. EVERY customer we have sent here has loved it and we think you will too

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2: Abbotsford The Home Of Sir Walter Scott

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3: Craignethan Castle

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4: Dumfries House

Dumfired House has only recently been opened to the public having been part of a rescue mission headed up by Prince Charles. The house features one of the finest collections of Chippendale furniture

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8: Drumlanrig Castle

Drumlanrig Castle is absolutely beautiful and set in a stunning country park. Packed with fabulous furniture and priceless works of art it would be a shame to miss it.....even more amazing is that Drumlanrig is only the Hunting Lodge holiday home of the family that built it

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9: Edinburgh Castle

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10: Floors Castle

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11: Hermitage Castle

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12: Jedburgh Castle Jail & Museum

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13: Norham Castle

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14: Stirling Castle

In historic Stirling and great day out combined with the Wallace Monument and Bannockburn

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15: Thirlestane Castle Trust

Thirlstane Castle is architecturally completely different from any other castle in Scotland, possibly because of the French connection that the family had.

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16: Traquair House Ltd

Dating back to 1107, Traquair House is the oldest inhabited house in Scotland, and steeped in history. You really do get a huge amount of access to the castle, seeing lots of rooms, personal effects of the family and a genuine priest hole. There is even an on site brewery, and several independant craft shops as well as events throughout the year. Well worth a visit, excellent value for money

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17: Chatelherault Country Park

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18: Falls of Clyde

The Falls of Clyde Nature Reserve features in the Wildlife Trusts BEST places to see Otters and Peregrine Falcons, PLUS the most spectacular sets of waterfalls

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19: Glencoe

The must see place in the whole of Scotland.It takes two hours to do the drive to Glencoe from Craigend, passing Loch Lomond and Rannoch Moor on the way. It's just as stunning on the way there as it is on the way back

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20: Glentress Forest

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21: Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond, the largest body of water in the British Isles. Featured in songs, poems and art, Loch Lomond is a must see for every visitor. Since the M74 motorway was extended, cutting out driving through Glasgow, it is now even quicker to get to Loch Lomond from Craigend at just over an hour

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22: Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

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23: Loch Skeen

This is Loch Skene in the Moffat Hills just half an hour south of Craigend. You climb past a waterfall called the 'Grey Mares Tail' to reach this secret hidden Loch which is beautiful. No website because Mother Nature doesn't need PR!

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24: Rannoch Moor

One of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe covering 50sq miles and including a unique peat bog habitat. This forms one of the stops on the scenic drive to Glencoe we recommend

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25: Royal Society For The Protection Of Birds

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26: Whitelee Wind Farm

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27: Ailsa Craig

United Kingdom

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28: Bannockburn Heritage Centre

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29: Brig o Doon

Made Famous by Robbie Burns in his poem Tam o'Shanter and then latterly by Gene Kelly and Cyd Charrisse in the Hollywood Film Brigadoon. A place so beautiful that people frequently get married there

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30: Burrell Collection

The Burrell Collection is the culmination of the life's work of one very passionate collector of fine art and antiquities; Sir William Burrell. During his 96 years he collected 1000's of pieces from all over the world, which were then gifted to the City of Glasgow upon his death. The collection is so vast they has to build a building for it! 30 minutes north of Craigend in Glasgow

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31: Burns House Museum

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32: David Livingstone Centre

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33: The Falkirk Wheel

An amazing feat of engineering which has now become THE most popular thing to see in Scotland. The Falkirk Wheel links the Forth and Clyde canals by using a giant wheel to transport boats ad barges between a 35m drop in water levels. This used to be achieved via 11 locks, but now the wheel does it all in one go.

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34: Glasgow School of Art

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35: Glasgow Science Centre

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36: Greyfriars Bobby Bar

Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner, John Gray (Auld Jock), until he died himself on 14 January 1872. There have been many film. books and similar stories, but this is the original

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37: Hamilton Park Racecourse

The racecourse has been going since 1782 and is noted for its reputation of mixing good quality mixed racing, glamour and entertainment. Regular fixtures are held May to October and the course is also used to host sell out concerts and events. Only 20 minutes from Craigend and you don't have to have a posh hat!

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38: Hidden Treasures Museum Of Lead Mining

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39: House For An Art Lover

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40: Irvine Beach

Irvine beach is an hour from Craigend on the same stretch of Ayrshire coast as Turnberry and Royal Troon Golf Courses

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41: Little Sparta

described as "the most important single work of Scottish art"....but it's not an Art Gallery, it's a Garden. Little Sparta - created by poet Ian Hamilton Finlay, who was shortlisted for the Turner prize in 1985, this is of the few gardens taken seriously as art. This garden effortlessly combines words, sculptures and magical moments,

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42: Melrose Abbey

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43: National Museum Of Scotland

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44: New Lanark

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45: Purves Puppets

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46: Strathaven Ales

Strathaven Ales is a brewery just 20 minutes from Craigend who brew a number of award winning beers and ales. You can take a tour, taste a beer and buy some to take home

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47: Glasgow Cathedral

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48: The Tall Ship at Riverside

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49: St. Bride's Church, Douglas

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50: Glasgow City Antiques

Glasgow City Antiques is an ENORMOUS warehouse absolutely jam packed with Antiques from over 40 dealers. Everything you can imagine is in here and you could go home with an original and lasting memento of your holiday.

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51: Gretna Gateway Outlet Village

Craigend sits in between Gretna Gateway Village to the South and Livingston Designer Outlet Centre to the North East....between them they have every brand you can think of!

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52: Livingston Designer Outlet