Introducing Inveraray
You can spot Inveraray long before you get here – its neat, whitewashed buildings stand out from a distance on the shores of Loch Fyne. It’s a planned town, built by the duke of Argyll in Georgian style when he revamped his nearby castle in the 18th century. The tourist office (0845 225 5121; Front St; 9am-6pm Jul & Aug, 10am-5pm Mon-Sat Apr-Jun, Sep & Oct, 10am-3pm Mon-Sat Nov-Mar) is on the seafront, and has internet access for £1 per 12 minutes.
Advertisement
Last updated: Oct 1, 2008
Thorn Tree forum discussion
Recent posts
-
RE: Suggestions for day trips or overnight from Glasgow
by weeg 25 August 2011
[traveline|http://www.travelinescotland.com/welcome.do] is really useful - they have smartphone apps too, if that's any use to you. There…
-
Re: First Trip to Scotland
by himalayanfootsteps 16 August 2011
I would recommend skipping Ireland, because 2 weeks is too short to really see all the places. There is so much to see in London, you…
-
Re: Suggestions for day trips or overnight from Glasgow
by himalayanfootsteps 15 August 2011
You should definitely go to Oban. The road to there leads along Loch Lomond, via Inveraray and Loch Awe and is one of the most beautiful…
