Thirlestane Castle

VisitScotland Chief Executive Malcolm Roughead visits 16th-century Thirlestane Castle in Lauder which has recently seen significant investment to open new apartments and event spaces. It was also one of 7 businesses to travel on the European BDM in 2018 as part of the See South Scotland campaign.

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Ajouté à 16 October 2019 19:30

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