From the moment it was first created in 1840, the clean, distinctive taste and pale gold colour of Glen Grant have set it apart from other single malt Scotch whiskies. This makes a visit to Glen Grant such a...

This exclusive, fascinating and in-depth tour of the distillery allows visitors plenty of time to enjoy a memorable experience. Relaxed and informal, you have the chance to nose and taste new distillate and five of our best single malts. For...

This magnificent 16th Century castle, known as ‘the Pearl of the North’ and located near to the famed whisky distilleries of Glenfiddich, Glenfarclas and Glenlivet, has been the family home of the MacPherson-Grants since 1546. Through its romantic gardens flow...

Dufftown Museum explores the long and rich history of this community and the people that have lived in it for many hundreds of years. The collection is extensive and wide ranging, containing archaeological specimens that have been excavated locally...

Elgin Cathedral is one of the most stunning pieces of religious architecture in Scotland. A fine building that has taken on a lot of the local style, but still in some way transcended everything that surrounds it, the cathedral...

Elgin Library houses a large collection of books on a variety of subjects and has been a cultural focal point in the community for many years. There is a local history collection within the library which allows interested visitors...

Elgin Museum is situated at the very heart of this community and houses a large collection of fascinating works related to the history of the town. There are archaeological finds that show the signs of an early settlement in...

Ancient watermills from a charter given by Malcolm II in 1010 AD, which are in the process of being conserved. Discover lots of interesting, old artefacts. It’s all free; you are invited to join in to preserver this...

This is a truly unique visitor experience - the only one of its kind in Britain! Discover all about the ancient craft of coopering in our ’Acorn to Cask’ exhibition. Learn why every household and business depended on...

There is no better place to experience the age-old craft of whisky-making at first hand. Dating from 1786, much of the buildings have changed little, from the old cobbled courtyard to the distinctive double pagodas, making it one of the...

This is the largest icehouse in Scotland situated close to the mouth of the River Spey. The fantastic building is open to the public who are welcome to inspect the six ice chambers and appreciate the vaulted ceiling....