Visitor attractions and information - Tomatin
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 Tomatin Distillery and Tomatin’s Visitor
Centre. Tel: 01808 511234. A formal distillery for the making
of fine Scotch malt was first built on the site in 1897 by the
Tomatin Spey District Distillery Co Ltd, and revived in 1909
by the new Tomatin Distillers Co Ltd. The distillery was acquired
by Japanese shareholders in 1986, who established the current
Tomatin Distillery Company Limited, and launched the modern era
of whisky distilling in the Monadhliath Mountains. www.tomatin.com.
Location: On the outskirts
of Tomatin. |
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Cairngorm
Mountain, Aviemore. Tel: 01479 861 261. All year round visitor
attraction and winter ski centre with funicular railway to the
top station, which includes a mountain exhibition, UK's highest
restaurant, The Ptarmigan, and shop at the top.
www.cairngormmountain.com. About
15 miles southeast of Tomatin. |
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The Strathspey Railway, Aviemore Station, Dalfaber
Road, Aviemore PH22 1PY. Tel: 01479 810725. The Strathspey Railway
relives the sights and sounds of the steam age. Join the train
at the beautifully restored Aviemore Station, the largest on
the Highland Railway system outside Inverness. www.strathspeyrailway.co.uk.
About 10 miles southeast
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Cairngorm
Whisky Centre, Aviemore, Inverness-Shire. Tel: 01479 810574.
The whisky tasting room has whiskies from over 90 distilleries.
Experts on hand fo all aspects of Scotch whisky. The shop contains
many old and rare whiskies, as well as miniatures, books, maps
and Scottish fare. About 12 miles south of Tomatin. |
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Tomatin
is in Strath Dearn on the north bank of the River Findhorn. Tomatin
is 14 miles southeast of Inverness. Tomatin lies in an exposed
position at over 1000 feet, dominated by the Monadhliath mountains.
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