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Scottish Castle Holidays Angus, Perthshire and Fife Argyll, The Isles, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs Edinburgh, Lothian and the Borders Glasgow, Ayrshire, and Dumfries and Galloway Articles	Enjoy a lovely Lothians break Wednesday, 04, Nov 2009 12:00 While the hustle and bustle of major cities such as Glasgow and Edinburgh offer a number of things to do and see, those looking for a slightly more relaxing break in Scotland could find that the Lothians region is the perfect destination for them. Lying between Lammermuir Hills and the Firth of Forth, this part of eastern Scotland contains a wonderful mixture of culture, shopping, natural scenery and sports, away from the frenetic pace of major urban centres. With the region consisting of three districts - East Lothian, West Lothian and Midlothian - seeking out large houses in Scotland to stay in could make for an ideal base for holidaymakers to ensure they can take in everything the area has to offer. East Lothian For a sense of the region's history, visitors may wish to visit Dirleton Castle in East Lothian. Built in 1220, the fascinating fortress is open all-year round and is set in the middle of some beautiful gardens. Those feeling particularly inspired by the attraction may wish to consider investigating the various castle accommodation UK options available in the region. The National Museum of Flight and Musselburgh Racecourse are among the other attractions on offer. People looking to whet their whistle after a break will find that the Glenkinchie Distillery offers the chance to sample some malt whisky and find out how the beverage - which Scotland is world-famous for producing - is made. West Lothian Situated halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, taking in West Lothian could not be easier and with its range of retail outlets - including the Almondvale Shopping Centre and the Livingstone Design Outlet - shopping enthusiasts will be able to splash the cash to their heart's content. Golfers may wish to test their swing at the numerous courses in the region, while the Hopetoun House stately home is widely regarded as one of the best examples of Georgian architecture in Britain. Midlothian Culture vultures in Midlothian are likely to want to check out the Scottish Mining Museum and Crichton Castle. Meanwhile, Rosslyn Chapel - an astounding 15th century church in the village of Roslin - should not be missed by those on a tour of Midlothian. With so many fascinating sights, people searching for somewhere equally amazing to stay may want to consider the numerous accommodation in castle options on offer in the region.

Enjoy a lovely Lothians break

Wednesday, 04, Nov 2009 12:00

While the hustle and bustle of major cities such as Glasgow and Edinburgh offer a number of things to do and see, those looking for a slightly more relaxing break in Scotland could find that the Lothians region is the perfect destination for them.

Lying between Lammermuir Hills and the Firth of Forth, this part of eastern Scotland contains a wonderful mixture of culture, shopping, natural scenery and sports, away from the frenetic pace of major urban centres.

With the region consisting of three districts - East Lothian, West Lothian and Midlothian - seeking out large houses in Scotland to stay in could make for an ideal base for holidaymakers to ensure they can take in everything the area has to offer.

East Lothian

For a sense of the region's history, visitors may wish to visit Dirleton Castle in East Lothian. Built in 1220, the fascinating fortress is open all-year round and is set in the middle of some beautiful gardens.

Those feeling particularly inspired by the attraction may wish to consider investigating the various castle accommodation UK options available in the region.

The National Museum of Flight and Musselburgh Racecourse are among the other attractions on offer.

People looking to whet their whistle after a break will find that the Glenkinchie Distillery offers the chance to sample some malt whisky and find out how the beverage - which Scotland is world-famous for producing - is made.

West Lothian

Situated halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, taking in West Lothian could not be easier and with its range of retail outlets - including the Almondvale Shopping Centre and the Livingstone Design Outlet - shopping enthusiasts will be able to splash the cash to their heart's content.

Golfers may wish to test their swing at the numerous courses in the region, while the Hopetoun House stately home is widely regarded as one of the best examples of Georgian architecture in Britain.

Midlothian

Culture vultures in Midlothian are likely to want to check out the Scottish Mining Museum and Crichton Castle.

Meanwhile, Rosslyn Chapel - an astounding 15th century church in the village of Roslin - should not be missed by those on a tour of Midlothian.

With so many fascinating sights, people searching for somewhere equally amazing to stay may want to consider the numerous accommodation in castle options on offer in the region.

Scotts Castle Holidays

Enjoy a lovely Lothians break