Buildings and Structures
- Balmoral Castle, Balmoral Hotel, Broch, Broch of Mousa,
- Caerlaverock Castle, Callanish, Castle Stalker, Cawdor Castle, Clyde Tunnel, Crichton Castle, Culzean Castle,
- Doocot, Dunnottar Castle,
- Edinburgh Castle, Eilean Donan Castle
- Falkirk Wheel, Forth Rail Bridge Forth Road Bridge
- Holyrood House,
- Iona Abbey, Jedburgh Abbey,
- Kelvingrove Art Gallery
- Melrose Abbey, Mercat cross, Museum of Scotland,
- National Library of Scotland, Scottish National Portrait Gallery
- Scone Palace, Scott Monument, Scottish abbeys, Scottish abbeys, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, St Giles Cathedral, St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall
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