Location: Dalmally
Top Things to do in Dalmally
Top Restaurants in Dalmally
What to do and see in Dalmally, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
Dalmally (Scottish Gaelic: Clachan an Dìseirt or Dail Mhàilidh) is a village in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It is near the A85 road and is served by Dalmally railway station.
Restaurants in Dalmally
1. Kilchurn Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 386 reviews
Reviewed By Abi K - London
This castle is a beautiful symbol of the historic area and there is a wonderful sense of history in visiting the building and its grounds. Parts of the interior have been gently restored to give visitors an idea of its use and significance in history; platforms, stairs and outlooks give visitors their own very hands on experience, which is well worth the climbing and effort. The castle is free to visit and the car park large enough to park long enough to explore the whole grounds. It's not very well sign posted so we recommend keeping an eye out for the white posts discretely signifying the entrance.
2. Cruachan Power Station Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 532 reviews
AN UNDERGROUND WORLD ON A SPECTACULAR SCALE. Cruachan is a place like no other, journey deep into the heart of this mountain to discover how we convert the power of water into electricity. An experienced guide will lead you inside the power station to help you understand how we can create 440MW of power in just 2 minutes! Our interactive FREE EXHIBTION is a great way for all ages to further understand how today's energymix is made up. The cafe and gift shop are available for anyone who just wants to stop in for some light refreshments and retail therapy.
Reviewed By Andy and Kath M - Nuneaton, United Kingdom
Staying close by and finding the morning so very wet we were advised to try the Cruachan Power Station. We weren’t disappointed. Our tour guide was so informative and didn’t mind answering our rather simple questions. Great little cafe too which has good hot chocolate...MoreGreat to hear you enjoyed your visit to Cruachan, nothing beats a hot chocolate on a rainy day!
3. Loch Awe Boats
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By jamess s - Glasgow, United Kingdom
My boat has been up in Loch Awe boatyard for several years now and I cannot recommend this place enough.The owners are friendly,helpful and always welcome you with a smile.The improvements have been amazing and the facilities are first class.Loch Awe is beautiful and this is a perfect base to sample it.
4. Glenorchy Parish Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Rossergruffydd - Glasgow, United Kingdom
The kirk stands on a hill on an island between two rivers, an ancient religious location and a cemetery with medieval gravestones and a few with Gaelic inscriptions. An unusual coffin rest and an area for 'tinker' burials. The octagonal church is very unusual and the saying is that such churches have no corners for the Devil to hide in!
A good guide book is on sale and the church has a small display of historical items including coins, etc from St Conan's Well. The old church hall is that abandoned corrugated iron building next to the main road and the war memorial is close to the church just passed the delightful community garden. Dalmally railway station is within easy walking distance and a bus service is also available.
5. Duncan Ban MacIntyre Monument
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Sara M - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Have visited this wonderful landmark regularly taking friends and family. On the most recent visit was so pleased to see dilapidated sign and rope edging removed on path up to the monument. Hopefully a new sign and works to improve the route up are planned? My father couldn't manage the path up last year and the view from the parking area was screened by plantation. Now recent felling has meant the less able can enjoy the view...how long for I wonder...
