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Castle Douglas Hotel tips
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The Imperial Hotel from40 £
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The Market Inn Hotel from50 £
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Castle Douglas Travel guide
Castle Douglas : Michelin's recommendations
Located to the north of Loch Carlingwark, this inland market town has an auctioneering operation and serves the area’s farming industry. The town acquired its perpendicular layout in the 18C. Its name also dates from that period, in honour of a local merchant, Sir William Douglas (1745-1809), who made his fortune in the West Indies, before acquiring land in the area and creating the town’s cotton industry.
Tourist attractions Castle Douglas : Things to see and do
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Threave Castle
B736 GB - Castle Douglas DG7
Situated on an island on the Dee, the impressive and sinister ruins of this castle symbolise the troubles and insecurity that reigned in medieval Scotland. This stronghouse was the citadel of the very powerful and aristocratic family of the Black Do..
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Threave Garden
B736 GB - Castle Douglas DG7
Given to the National Trust for Scotland in 1948, the estate is made up of four farms, 48 ha of forest, a manor and a 26 ha park. The Victorian manor houses a school and has a garden that is the work of practical exercises by the students themselve..
Hotels Castle Douglas
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The Imperial Hotel
35 King Street GB - Castle Douglas DG7 1AA
This friendly hotel is situated in the centre of Castle Douglas, with a location ideal for fishing, walking, cycling, golfing and relaxation. The Imperial Hotel offers 3 bars, a private car park, a pool room with dart boards, and good Scottish home-..
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The Market Inn Hotel
7 Queen Street GB - Castle Douglas DG7 1HX
Stylishly decorated, tastefully furnished and renovated to a high standard, the Market Inn Hotel is situated in the heart of Castle Douglas, famous for its impressive cuisine. The lounge bar and the larger function room are both cosy and inviting, i..
