Inveraray Town and Castle
The model town on Loch Fyne in Argyll & Bute
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Inveraray on the western shore of Loch Fyne was a planned town built around 1760 for the estate workers of the
Dukes of Argyll. Restoration work is now completed on the pier.
These photos feature the town's Main Street as well as views of Inveraray Jail (now a popular tourist attraction) the bell tower on The Avenue, the church in the centre of the Main Street and of course “The Vital Spark” tied up at the pier.
As well as the above there's a fine selection of shops, mostly tourist related, as well as many cafés, restaurants and bars.
There's plenty of parking (some free) and it's fairly flat so disabled access is easy.
These photos feature the town's Main Street as well as views of Inveraray Jail (now a popular tourist attraction) the bell tower on The Avenue, the church in the centre of the Main Street and of course “The Vital Spark” tied up at the pier.
As well as the above there's a fine selection of shops, mostly tourist related, as well as many cafés, restaurants and bars.
There's plenty of parking (some free) and it's fairly flat so disabled access is easy.
