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Iona is visited annually by 130,000 visitors, all coming to see the Abbey and Nunnery. Iona has a long and illustrious history and is well known as being 'The cradle of Christianity' in Scotland.
Take a virtual tour around the Isle of Mull in Scotland, includes driving onto the ferry and the views you will see driving around. Weather was slightly damp but still amazing scenery.
A colourful island off the west coast of Scotland, with it's beautiful village of Tobermory and it's diverse scenery as you travel round this magical island.
Just across from Mull, lies the Isle of Iona, once called Innis nan Dhruidhanean, the Isle of the Druids. There is a crumbling ruin of an old Mary Chapel behind the great Abbey. It is said that on the Isle of Iona, the veil between earth and heaven are so thin that pilgrims here can easily access spiritual dimensions.
As part of his special on Scotland, James Sutherland reported on ancient Scotland and Iona. This is the first part of the documentary. It is followed by two parts on the Sutherland Clearances, the last part on Getting Around, then the closing credit out takes.
Student tour to Scotland, Edinburgh & The Highlands. Scotland & Edinburgh top attractions to visit with UK Study Tours. Book now: http://www.ukstudytours.com
Glasgow sightseeing bus tour with awesome Scottish commentary. Part 1.
Short visit at the University and around A little while ago....
Edinburgh - Scotland Travel guide, Vacation, Tourism World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Edinburgh - Scotland Travel Guide http://goo.gl/AeX8IX ادنبرغ has inspired poets, artists and philosophers for hundreds of years, yet it is very much a city of the 21st century too.
This journey goes coast to coast across Scotland. We start in Edinburgh and fly up the Forth River visiting historic landmarks, including its famous bridge. We then travel the lowlands to the Falkirk Wheel, the only canal boat left of it's kind. We visit Glasgow, and move on to Faslane Naval Base, home to Britain's nuclear submarines.
