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Cromarty Travel guide
Cromarty : Michelin's recommendations
On the northern tip of the peninsula of the Black Isle, in a superb location at the mouth of the Cromarty Firth guarded by the Sutors Stacks, the tiny port of Cromarty has been aptly described as "the jewel in the crown of Scottish vernacular architecture". Dating back to medieval times, it was redesigned in the late 18C by the ingenious town planner Sir George Ross. It is now a popular and particularly peaceful holiday destination.
Tourist attractions Cromarty : Things to see and do
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Hugh Miller's Cottage
Church Street GB - Cromarty IV11 8XA
The cottage belonged to Hugh Miller (1802-56), a mason turned writer and geologist. This thatched cottage with crow-step gables, houses a museum containing geological specimens, documents and personal souvenirs. Nearby Cromarty Courthouse is a sple..
