Argyll in the Highlands of Scotland, picture above is Inveraray Castle
home to the Duke of Argyll, well worth a visit

Argyll is an historically rich area to visit.

Inveraray Castle (Above) is the Home of the Duke & Duchess of Argyll since early 15th Century
There is a huge amount to see here and wonderful grounds to explore, make sure you climb up to the Folly to see the wonderful view from the top. Open April to October. Inveraray has a Maritime Museum at the Harbour and many good eating places. Many of the buildings date from the 1700's, the Town Jail is now a museum and well worth a visit. New Inverary Castle was built 1745 - 1760 and is open to the public April to October. The Bell Tower in the Town has the second heaviest bells in the World after Wells Cathedral, they weigh nearly 8 tons ! Lot's to see here, and bring your camera ! See Links page

Iona Abbey (See Links page) and Kilmartin Glen being of particular note and from the island you can experience a wide variety of Scotland’s natural beauty.

Kilmartin Glen - There are more than 350 ancient monuments within a six-mile radius of the village of Kilmartin, Argyll: 150 of them are prehistoric. This extraordinary concentration and diversity of monuments distinguishes the Kilmartin valley as an area of outstanding archaeological importance. See Links page