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Wick Attractions
Listed below are attractions in Wick:
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The Caithness Museum is an interesting place to visit for people who want to learn more about the history of the community and the way that it, and it’s people have developed over the centuries. The museum is filled...
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This museum and heritage centre is dedicated to the history of this clan, one of the most important and interesting in the region. There are a great deal of pieces on display that are beautiful and well preserved....
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Duncansby Head lies a few kilometres to the north-east of John o’Groats but sees few visitors despite its dramatic scenery and views. Park at the lighthouse where there are excellent views north to Orkney. Follow a well worn path to...
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Wick Reviews |
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All the guidebooks about the North of Scotland suggest that it is a baron moorland only populated by scattered villages, which is true to a degree.
However, those travelling up the A9 and then A99 might have a surprise in the form of the little town of Wick, which looks remarkably like any other Scottish town - a far cry from a remote, seldom visited enclave of a place.
Wick isn't the most northerly town - that honour goes to Thurso, but it does somehow feel like the beginning or end of civilisation until you head out across the ferry towards the Orkney Islands.
I didn't get chance to spend long there, but another big advantage of Wick - it seems far enough away to have avoided getting a Tesco... So far. 
- Mrs. Patterson
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