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Entertainment
in Ardrishaig, Argyll
There is plenty to do, see, visit and enjoy in Ardrishaig
and the adjoining area of Argyll. Depending on your particular preferences and
the time that you can spare, you can have your pick from some of the activities
that are available: you can visit castles, ancient culture centre, go for a walk
in the parks, visit the standing stones, or enjoy some of the sporting activities
that are available here.
Castles & Culture in Ardrishaig, Argyll
Carnasserie Castle Ruin is in Kilmartin, approximately
17 miles from Ardrishaig. Take the A83 towards Lochgilphead and just past Ardrishaig,
take the A816 towards Oban for approximately 16 miles to Carnasserie. Admission
is free.
Inveraray Castle, the home of the Duke and Duchess
of Argyll is open for the

public from April to October, opening times can vary. Here you will see the famous
Armoury Collection on display as well as the French tapestries, Scottish and European
furniture. Telephone: 01499 302203, Fax: 01499 302421 or send an
email
to them or visit their
web site.
Kilmartin Glen is the valley where you will find
loads of evidence of the Ancient

Kingdoms of the Scots. It is more than 5000 years old and here you will find fascinating
standing stones, stone circles and castles. Take the A83 towards Lochgilphead
and just past Ardrishaig, take the A816 towards Oban for approximately 16 miles
to Kilmartin.
Kilmartin House Museum of Ancient Culture is a
well known Archaeological museum. Here you will find fantastic modern audio-visual
and interactive displays. Take the A83 towards Lochgilphead and just past Ardrishaig,
take the A816 towards Oban for approximately 16 miles to Kilmartin. Kilmartin,
Argyll, PA31 8RQ. Telephone: 01546 510330 for information, or visit their
web site.
Tarbert Castle ruins are of a 13th century Royal
castle. You will find an ivy clad ruins of an observation tower of this once a
Royal Castle. Take the foot-path from Harbour Street to the Castle site.
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