Tel: 0118 971 4700
Ben Nevis Distillery Centre
Lochy Bridge
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6TJ
Scotland
Tel: 01397 700 200
The Ben Nevis Distillery Centre is said to be one of the oldest in Scotland and takes up an excellent position in the shadow of the UK’s tallest mountain. Opened in 1825, the centre welcomes visitors to take a sip of its produce and get a glimpse into the secrets of the Whisky distilling process.
Lochy Bridge
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6TJ
Scotland
Tel: 01397 700 200
The Ben Nevis Distillery Centre is said to be one of the oldest in Scotland and takes up an excellent position in the shadow of the UK’s tallest mountain. Opened in 1825, the centre welcomes visitors to take a sip of its produce and get a glimpse into the secrets of the Whisky distilling process.
Glen Nevis Visitor Centre
Glen Nevis
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6PF
Scotland
Tel: 01397 705 922
The Glen Nevis Visitor Centre is located in a simply stunning Highland setting and is home to an interactive exhibition of the natural history, wildlife and social history of Glen Nevis and Ben Nevis, which at 4,406 feet, is the UK’s highest mountain.
Glen Nevis
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6PF
Scotland
Tel: 01397 705 922
The Glen Nevis Visitor Centre is located in a simply stunning Highland setting and is home to an interactive exhibition of the natural history, wildlife and social history of Glen Nevis and Ben Nevis, which at 4,406 feet, is the UK’s highest mountain.
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Inverlochy Castle
Inverlochy
Fort William
Highland
Scotland
The original Inverlochy Castle, not to be confused with the much later hotel of the same name, was built in the 13th century and is one of Scotland’s earliest stone castles. Despite being superseded by Oliver Cromwell’s fortified citadel in 1654, Inverlochy Castle outlasted its replacement and today its complete, albeit ruined structure, stands firm and proud.
Inverlochy
Fort William
Highland
Scotland
The original Inverlochy Castle, not to be confused with the much later hotel of the same name, was built in the 13th century and is one of Scotland’s earliest stone castles. Despite being superseded by Oliver Cromwell’s fortified citadel in 1654, Inverlochy Castle outlasted its replacement and today its complete, albeit ruined structure, stands firm and proud.
The Jacobite Steam Train Day Tours
Fort William Railway Station
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6EW
Scotland
Tel: 01524 732100
Described as one of the Great Railway Journeys of the World you too can enjoy some of the most breathtaking and beautiful scenery in Scotland. There really is no better way to enjoy the wild beauty and history of the West Highlands. The Jacobite Steam train operates from Fort William to Mallaig Monday to Friday 16th June to 3rd October Sundays 27th July to 31st August. All trains depart 10:20 and return at 16:00pm. It really is a great day out for all the family.
Fort William Railway Station
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6EW
Scotland
Tel: 01524 732100
Described as one of the Great Railway Journeys of the World you too can enjoy some of the most breathtaking and beautiful scenery in Scotland. There really is no better way to enjoy the wild beauty and history of the West Highlands. The Jacobite Steam train operates from Fort William to Mallaig Monday to Friday 16th June to 3rd October Sundays 27th July to 31st August. All trains depart 10:20 and return at 16:00pm. It really is a great day out for all the family.
West Highland Museum
Cameron Square
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6AJ
Scotland
Tel: 01397 702 169
Founded in 1922, the West Highland Museum is home to an array of items of interest from this western part of the country. There is history, geology, archaeology and naval and military exhibits, all seeking to provide the visitor with a glimpse into the region’s past and so better understand its present and future. The museum is set in the centre of Fort William and contains photographs, archives and artefacts for your interest.
Cameron Square
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6AJ
Scotland
Tel: 01397 702 169
Founded in 1922, the West Highland Museum is home to an array of items of interest from this western part of the country. There is history, geology, archaeology and naval and military exhibits, all seeking to provide the visitor with a glimpse into the region’s past and so better understand its present and future. The museum is set in the centre of Fort William and contains photographs, archives and artefacts for your interest.