Nairn Museum in Nairn is a delight to visit, and is only one of a small number of museums which can claim to have something of interest for all visitors in its extraordinary collection of exhibits. Nairn Museum was started in 1858 and is an outstanding example of what a local community museum should be, which combined with a rich and varied international collection, has ensured that it occupies a fond place in the hearts of the residents and the many visitors who pass through the busy seaside town of Nairn.READ MORE

Although Cawdor Castle has evolved over 600 years, it is still home to the Cawdor family in Nairn. Cawdor Castle is still used today as a family residence, and is surrounded by perfectly maintained gardens and is a real must for every traveler to Scotland. Cawdor Castle has 3 gardens for visitors to wander through and is proud of its own, private 9-hole golf course.READ MORE

The Braeval Hotel is a family run establishment in the centre of Nairn, and offers guests uninterrupted seaviews. Its central location makes it the perfect base for a short break or extended visit to the Highlands of Scotland. All the rooms at Braeval Hotel are en-suite, comfortably decorated, with some having magnificent sea views. The staff at Braeval Hotel are friendly and helpful, and being able to eat meals in the conservatory overlooking the beach and water is such a pleasure and an added bonus.READ MORE

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Enjoy fantastic sea views from the conservatory at Golf View Hotel and Spa in Nairn. With most of the bedrooms sea-facing, and with traditional interiors, Golf View Hotel and Spa provides you with an exceptionally comfortable place to stay on your next visit to Nairn, whether for leisure or business. After a tiring day exploring the Highlands, take a refreshing dip in the 14-metre swimming pool at Golf View Hotel and Spa, or have a relaxing session in the spa bath or for the more energetic, a full workout in the gym.READ MORE

Before receiving acupuncture treatment at Airlie Acupuncture in Nairn, therapists delve into the patients history, lifestyle, habits, all of which play an important part in acupuncture treatments, before making a thorough diagnosis. Airlie Acupuncture will meet the individual requirements of each patient. Therapists at Airlie Acupuncture in Nairn are trained to deal with many and varied conditions including chronic conditions, muscular-skeletal problems and psychological problems.READ MORE

Greenlawns Bed and Breakfast is an imposing Victorian house, set within its own grounds and offers convenient access to the beach, the town centre and the golf courses in Nairn. Nairn is also an excellent centre for exploring the Scottish Highlands. And after a strenuous day exploring the area, relax and unwind in the spacious lounge at Greenlawns Bed and Breakfast where guests will find a collection of books and magazines, and in winter there is a warm, roaring fire for your pleasure.READ MORE

Recently refurbished, Claymore Restaurant is a stylish restaurant in Nairn, with real Scottish charm. The chef at Claymore Restaurant has taken traditional, wholesome Scottish recipes and given them a unique contemporary twist making for interesting dining. Claymore Restaurant, for Scottish dining at its absolute best in Nairn. Claymore Restaurant is also the perfect venue for an intimate wedding, birthday celebration or business event.READ MORE

Overlooking Nairn Beach, Bandstand Bar is a lively, popular bar in Nairn, and besides the friendly atmosphere and excellent range of real ales available, including 6 pumps of Scottish and English Ales, it also offers excellent bar meals and a sea food menu which can be enjoyed either in the dining area or in the conservatory with its spectacular sea view. From the Sea Food Restaurant and Steakhouse at Bandstand Bar, diners can enjoy spectacular, uninterrupted sea views of the Moray Firth. READ MORE

Schnnachie Bed and Breakfast in Nairn is set in beautiful surroundings with stunning scenery. The garden at Shennachie Bed and Breakfast, with its sweeping views over the countryside, is lovely in the afternoons when the sun is out and guests can just sit back and enjoy the vibrant colours of the lovely garden. Guests will find bedrooms at Schennachie Bed and Breakfast which are bright, very clean and airy, ensuring a very restful and peaceful sleep after a tiring day exploring Nairn and the surrounding areas.READ MORE