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Scotland Central Central Scotland 2020 - 2021 TM Haven Craig Tara Tayberry Gallery Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre Est. 2000 ARTS, CULTURE & TOURISM CAFES, BARS & CLUBS ENTERTAINMENT, HEALTH & LEISURE North Port HOTELS & CONFERENCES RESTAURANTS SHOPPING & RETAIL The Wallace Monument Tabla Dunkeld House Hotel The Original Guide www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk Kinbuck, Near Dunblane, Perthshire, FK15 9JT 01786 822 125 [email protected] www.cromlix.com Kinbuck, Near Dunblane, Perthshire, FK15 9JT 28 Coltness Lane 01786 822 125 Queenslie Industrial Estate [email protected] Glasgow, G33 4DR www.cromlix.com 0141 766 1111 CONTENTS THE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE TEAM 0006 INTRODUCTION Managing Editor: John Campbell Design & Production: Lorraine Pontello - CPP Design 00008 CAFES,ARTS, CULTURE BARS & CLUBS& TOURISM Senior Journalist: Kai Sedgwick Photography: 00028 ENTERTAINMENTCAFES, BARS & CLUBS & TOURISM Paul Cameron Website and Development: Network IT Raid-10 00046 HEALTH,ENTERTAINMENT, BEAUTY HEALTH& LEISURE & LEISURE Telesales Manager: Sharon Bozkurt Social Media Manager: Dale McLean 68 HOTELS & CONFERENCES The Entertainment Guide Registered Office: Suite One, Dunnswood House, Wardpark South, Cumbernauld, G67 3EN For Enquiries Call: 84 RESTAURANTS 0131 285 1421 Email: [email protected] 86 SCOTTISH MICHELIN WINNERS 2020 Web: www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk The Entertainment Guide is a Registered Trademark. Any attempt to reproduce or alter the trademark without the written permission of the publisher Mr John Campbell will be deemed to be a breach of copyright 000120 SHOPPING & RETAIL law and therefore be subject to legal action. Central 2020/21 www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk 5 INTRODUCTION entral Scotland is a sometimes forgotten strip nestled between the bustling cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, and just below the Highlands. Yet it has plenty to offer with a wealth of charming scenery, historic landmarks and a variety of attractions, restaurants and shopping experiences. The latest edition of the Entertainment Guide for Central Scotland can help you to plan your itinerary and find the best that the area has to offer. Walkers and nature lovers will be blissfully content with Central Scotland’s stunning scenery and amazing trails. Walk beside the ‘bonnie bonnie banks’ of Loch Lomond, or take in the dramatic peaks and forests of the Trossachs, made famous by Sir Walter Scott. Just a short drive away from both Edinburgh and Glasgow, this is a perfect getaway from city life and a chance to explore the majestic natural side of Scotland. With a range of fine hotels available, from quaint boutiques to renowned chains, you’re bound to find an option to suit both your taste and budget. For those who appreciate their history, Central Scotland is home to some rich and varied landmarks. Stirling Castle, with its impenetrable walls, endless battlements and cannon ports, offers a fascinating insight into medieval life, including its stunningly restored Great Hall which dates from 1501. The National Wallace Monument, Stirling Castle and Bannockburn are all must-see attractions that document Scotland’s turbulent past. For a glimpse at Scotland’s more industrial history, the Falkirk Wheel is the world’s only rotating boat-lift. As one of Scotland’s oldest burghs, Perth also has its fair share of tales to tell; learn about the city’s leather industry on the Skinnergate and visit St. John’s Kirk to discover the connections which link it to Charles II and John Knox. Central Scotland isn’t all scenery and castles though. With the busy cities of Stirling and Perth begging to be explored, there’s plenty of more contemporary attractions, including well- equipped shopping centres, quirky independent stores, bars, restaurants and theatres. Falkirk also has a range of boutique shops and traditional cafes. 6 For offers and promotions: @entguide_fife Central 2020/21 Central Scotland has it all, providing a popular destination for visitors to explore the beautiful countryside, take part in outdoor activities such as golf, fishing, cycling or watersports, check out some history and culture, or just relax with some retail therapy and the kind of quality food and drink Scotland is known for. There’s bound to be something to suit your tastes, so make sure you don’t miss on the best places to visit and check out the Entertainment Guide. Whether you’re visiting Central Scotland for business, pleasure or a little bit of both, keep this publication close at hand. The Entertainment Guide contains everything you need to turn a pleasant stay into an unforgettable one. Since the brand launch in 2000, visitors to our national website have requested recognition for the best venues throughout Great Britain and Ireland. Obviously this is very difficult with a wide range of top establishments which feature within the guides. What I decided to do was acknowledge these requests by the general public by awarding a Certificate of Excellence, which over the years now adorn the walls and receptions of many businesses. So keep posting the comments and remember if you appear in your city edition, you have been recommended or reviewed by us, so keep up the high standards. www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk Remember...this is the original Entertainment Guide... accept no other!! Look out for ‘Reader Recommended’ Listings. John Campbell Managing Editor The Entertainment Guide www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk 7 ARTS, CULTURE & TOURISM Central 2020/21 ARTS, CULTURE & TOURISM Name Tel Web Page Auchingarrich 01764 679469 www.auchingarrich.co.uk 16 Beecraigs Country Park 01506 844516 www.beecraigs.com Blair Drummond Safari Park 01786 841456 www.blairdrummond.com 12 Briarlands Farm 01786 841309 www.briarlandsfarm.co.uk 21 British Golf Museum 01334 460046 www.britishgolfmuseum.co.uk 24 Cairngorms National Park 01479 873535 www.cairngormsnationalpark.co.uk 27 Cairnie Fruit Farm 01334 655610 www.cairniefruitfarm.co.uk 22 Callendar House 01324 503770 www.falkirk.gov.uk Culross Palace 0131 4580200 www.nts.org.uk Eden Mill 01334 834038 www.edenmill.com 26 Elie Holiday Park 01333 330283 www.abbeyford.com 21 Glasgow Science Centre 0141 420 5000 www.glasgowsciencecentre.org 14 Highland Wildlife Park 01540 651270 www.highlandwildlifepark.org.uk 20 Innerpeffray Library 01764 652819 www.innerpeffraylibrary.co.uk Kartstart 01592 650200 www.kartstart.com 11 Kellie Castle 01333 720271 www.nts.org.uk 18 Kingsbarns Distillery 01333 451300 www.kingsbarnsdistillery.com 25 Noahs Ark Play Centre 01738 445568 www.noahs-perth.co.uk Perth Museum & Art Gallery 01738 632488 www.culturepk.org.uk 19 Perthshire Visitor Centre 01738 787696 www.perthshirevisitorcentre.co.uk Scone Palace 01738 552300 www.scone-palace.co.uk 18 Scotland's Secret Bunker 01333 310301 www.secretbunker.co.uk 23 Scottish Storytelling Centre 0131 556 9579 www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk 17 Stirling Castle 01786 450000 www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk 10 The Battle of Bannockburn 01786 812664 www.battleofbannockburn.com 15 The Falkirk Wheel 07920 802626 www.scottishcanals.co.uk 16 The Helix 01324 590600 www.thehelix.co.uk 15 The Kelpies 01324 590600 www.thehelix.co.uk 27 The Wallace Monument 01786 472140 www.nationalwallacemonument.com 13 World Of Wings 01236 722999 www.worldofwings.co.uk 22 www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk 9 Central 2020/21 STIRLING CASTLE As one of the largest and most historically significant sites in Scotland, Stirling Castle is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting the central belt. Meet characters from the past in the Royal Palace and learn about life in Renaissance Scotland. Visit the castle exhibition which tells the intriguing story of a major fortress at the heart of Scotland. The Regimental Museum, reopening summer 2019, will be filled with fascinating artefacts from the history of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. Other highlights include the Great Hall, Chapel Royal, Palace Vaults, Great Kitchens and the guided tour where you can learn about the castle’s colourful history. Ticket prices are fair given that it’s easy to spend a whole day exploring the nooks and crannies of this Castle Esplanade beautiful castle. There’s plenty of parking space provided, Stirling, FK8 1EJ plus a cafe that serves great 01786 450000 Scottish food. There’s also the option to pick up something to remember your visit by in one of three gift shop, which www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk are brimming with great gift ideas. Stirling Castle is just a short drive from Edinburgh and Glasgow, making it one of the most accessible ancient landmarks in central Scotland. 10 For offers and promotions: @entguide_fife ARTS, CULTURE & TOURISM KARTSTART Kartstart is an indoor racing company that offers the exhilaration of motorsport for a wallet-friendly price. They have a fantastic high-octane adrenalin-fuelled 420m track featuring fast corners and long straights that tests the karts to their full potential. For ages 8 – 12 years (min height 4’ 3”) they offer Cadet sessions to introduce kids to the speed and adrenaline action of karting. Their Sodi Cadet Karts are bound to leave kids wanting more! Their Senior Karts are suitable for the complete beginner and the experienced racer. Their Family Pack includes 2 adults and 2 kids and gives the chance to pit against one another with recorded lap times. Cadet and Senior karts are allowed on the track together. All sessions include race suit, gloves and helmet, full safety briefing by their fully trained staff and electronically timed lap times. They also host stag and hen parties for those looking to get adrenalin pumping, and whilst they can’t offer alcoholic drinks (which is clearly a wise move) they do provide hot and cold refreshments to keep your energy levels topped up. www.theentertainmentguide.co.uk 11 Central 2020/21 BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK Located just outside the city of Stirling, Blair Drummond Safari Park is one of Scotland most exciting family visitor attractions and the perfect place for a family day out. There over 350 rare and exotic animals at Blair Drummond Safari Park, including giraffes, elephant, tigers and meerkats.
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