Lewis Loom Centre

The Lewis Loom Centre is the heart of the Harris Tweed industry. It is located in Stornoway, Lewis, in Scotland

Coordinates: 58°12′43″N 6°23′17″W / 58.21194°N 6.38806°W / 58.21194; -6.38806

Settlements and places of interest in the Outer Hebrides (Na h-Eileanan Siar)
on Lewis
and Harris
  • Stornoway
  • Aird
  • Back
  • Balallan
  • Barvas
  • Bayble
  • Bragar
  • Breaclete (Great Bernera)
  • Brenish
  • Carloway
  • Garrabost
  • Ness
  • Portnaguran
  • Portvoller
  • Shawbost
  • Skigersta
  • Shulishader
  • Tong
  • Valtos/Uig
  • Tarbert
  • Leverburgh
  • Luskentyre
  • Northton
  • Rodel
on North Uist,
Benbecula
and South Uist
  • Lochmaddy
  • Sollas
  • Balivanich
  • Linaclate
  • Lochboisdale
  • Balla (Eriskay)
  • Daliburgh
  • Geirinis
  • Howmore
  • Stoneybridge
on Barra
  • Castlebay
  • Northbay
Places of interest
  • Amhuinnsuidhe Castle
  • An Lanntair
  • Arnol Blackhouse
  • Barra Airport
  • Callanish Stones
  • Dun Carloway
  • Garenin
  • Golden Road
  • Kisimul Castle
  • Lewis Loom Centre
  • Lews Castle
  • St. Clement's Church
  • St Moluag's Church


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