Rothesay Port

Rothesay, Isle Of Bute, Scotland

Rothesay Port is a charming Victorian seaside resort and the main town on the east side of the Isle of Bute. This traditional town boasts a splendid Victorian frontage overlooking the picturesque Rothesay Bay. Visitors can explore the refurbished Isle of Bute Discovery Centre, Rothesay Castle with its grand hall and dungeons, and the fascinating Bute Museum. Ettrick Bay, Bute's most accessible beach, offers a safe haven for swimmers. Rothesay has a rich history, receiving a Royal Charter in 1401 and declared a free port in 1585. The town flourished during the Victorian era as a fashionable watering hole and herring fishing port. Today, visitors can enjoy various attractions including the Winter Gardens building, Rothesay Pavilion, and St. Mary's Church ruins. Rothesay Port offers a blend of history, natural beauty, and vibrant culture.

Location

City: Rothesay

Region: Argyll and Bute

Country: Scotland

Coordinates: 55.833° N, 5.050° W