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    the National Trust for Scotland Visits & Holidays

    Unusual and beautiful self-catering holiday accommodation in spectacular Scotland. Choose from castles or crofts, lodges or lighthouses, country cottages or city apartments. If your holiday activities include hillwalking, beachcombing, sightseeing, walking the dog or just reading by an open fire, The National Trust for Scotland has something for you. Book our affordable self-catering accommodation for a memorable Scottish holiday.     		Image
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    Holiday accommodation

    The National Trust for Scotland provides a wide variety of holiday opportunities with a difference.

    We offer unique self catering accommodation all over Scotland. MORE>
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    Cruises and specialist holidays

    Click here to find out more about our programme of cruises and specialist holidays.

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    Special Offers

    Why not book one of our holiday properties for a special Spring break? We are currently offering a wide range of special offers on many of our properties. From long walks in the country to active city breaks, we have something to cater for all tastes. MORE>
     
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