The stimulating Culloden Visitor Centre, beside the battlefield, features artefacts from both sides of the battle and interactive displays
The climb to the top of Craigower at 407m (1335ft) is certainly worth the stretch for the outstanding views across he surrounding area
A theatre and arts centre in a building that spans three centuries. Also houses a beautiful riverside cafe
Small independent butchers who prides itself on sourcing produce as local as possible and all products are made on the premises
Craigellachie is noted for one of the largest remaining birch woodlands in Strathspey
Spectacular diamond-headed buttress structure. Built across the River Errochty to form the man-made reservoir of Loch Errochty
Originally a barley mill and croft dating back to the 1700s, it finally closed in 1965. Over the next 25 years, it was converted into a single malt distillery
Award Wining craft brewery of ales since 2001
Offering light bites to dinner. It has an impressive cocktail list
Possibly built in 1755, this cave is an enhanced natural feature
