Outer Hebrides Tourist Attractions

Calanais Standing Stones

The Standing Stones of Calanais are a spectacular ancient site of unknown meaning

Hebridean Celtic Festival‎

Museum Nan Eilean

Museum nan Eilean was established in 1983 by Comhairle nan Eilean, the Western Isles Islands Council, as it was then, to provide the first professional museum service for the West.

BORGH POTTERY

Borgh Pottery is a studio pottery owned and run by Alex and Sue Blair.

Black House Museum

The Black House Museum provides a fascinating visit for all who want to learn about the way people used to live long ago in the 1800's, in the village of Lewis.

Callanish Visitor Centre

Nestled below the world famous heritage site of the Callanish Standing Stones, the visitor centre provides an interpretation facility, a shop stocked with local crafts and a cafe.

Dun Carloway & Doune Broch Centre

The visitor centre comprises of a gift shop which sells local crafts and other gift items. There is a walk through chamber depicting how people lived in the Broch.

St Kilda National Nature Reserve

St Kilda is the most awe-inspiring archipelago in the British Isles

The Black House, Arnol

The Black House is a traditional, fully furnished, Lewis thatched house that provides a unique insight into island life

Dun Carloway

Dun Carloway is one of the best preserved broch towers in Scotland.