Cullen

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County - Grampian | Map
Tel code: 01542 | code search
Postcode: AB56 | code search
Population: 1300
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Three Kings Inn
"geat pub, has a selection of real ale never go wrong with that. Tried the cullen skink and it was superb, really tasty and worth trying. The beer garden is ..." More

Three Kings Inn
"Fantastic, quaint pub. Great food and great landlords! Really friendly atmosphere. I recommend many visits!

Date visited: 13th November 2007 ..." More

Cullen Bay Hotel
"Fantastic Hotel, great welcome from the family. Food outstanding. Thoroughly enjoyed dinning in the restaurant taking in the views of the Moray Coast. Sadly I didnt see the dolphins during ..." More

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Cullen is a historic coastal village in Moray in Scotland situated on a hillside overlooking the old Sea-town in Cullen Bay on the Moray Firth, 25 miles east of Elgin. The original settlement was established by 1189, a chaplaincy was endowed in 1327 by Robert I and Cullen was granted a royal burgh charter in 1455. The village was later moved to higher ground to incorporate park-land and in 1811 the current village of Cullen was planned and built as a regular grid-plan with central-square. A well-known fishing village, Cullen became internationally famous for its Scottish delicacy ‘Cullen Skink’ a delicious smoked haddock, potato and onion soup. Cullen is a popular seaside resort village with a beautiful golden sand beach, it has a hotel, an inn, pubs, camping and caravanning parks, self-catering accommodation, shops, coffee shops and an ice-cream shop regarded as one of the best in Scotland. The old Sea-town has a picturesque harbour designed in 1736 and decorated with traditional fishermen’s cottages and there are scenic coastal walks around. Cullen also has an 18-hole golf club built in1870. Historically interesting features include the ruins of Findlater Castle which lie two miles east on a cliff-top overlooking the North Sea, the stone built Victorian viaduct and Cullen House, an L-plan castle built in the 16th century now converted into now luxury flats.

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Deskford Church

Doctor

Dr S Haunschmidt

Golf Club

Cullen

Pub and Bar

Grant Arms Hotel
Three Kings Inn

School

Cullen Primary School

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Cullen Taxis

Shops

Cullen Corner Shop
A & M McPherson Bakery
P A L S Scotland Ltd
Cullen Crafts

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Seafield Arms Hotel (0.01 miles)

Seafield Arms Hotel

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One the finest and most popular hotels on the Moray Firth Coast, Scotland. Full of character and charm which sits so well, peacefully and calmly, ... More

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Cullen Bay Hotel (0.81 miles)

Cullen Bay Hotel
The Cullen Bay Hotel enjoys a beautiful and elevated position on the Moray Firth Coast in the North East of Scotland. A family run hotel offering outstanding accommodation in beautifully furnished rooms High quality cuisine ... More | visit website
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The Boyne Hotel (4.71 miles)

The Boyne Hotel

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The Boyne Hotel is situated in the heart of the seaside village of Portsoy, a moments walk form the old harbour. The hotel boasts ten en-suite bedrooms and a popular ... More

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Durn House (4.81 miles)

Durn House

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Durn House is located in a quiet backwater in the picturesque coastal fishing village of Portsoy on the Moray/Banffshire Coast. Durn House was built in 1770 and is an elegant ... More

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Station Hotel (4.83 miles)

Station Hotel

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The warmest of welcomes awaits you at the Station Hotel, a comfortable family run hotel situated in the historic town of Portsoy, which is on the breathtaking Grampian Coastal Trail and ... More

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St Brandon House Country Cottages (8.17 miles)

St Brandon House Country Cottages
This truly is a hidden corner of Scotland where the pace of life is slow, air refreshing and food delicious, with a good nights sleep assured, it makes for the perfect holiday recipe.

Situated 45 miles ... More | visit website
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Mill House Hotel (8.65 miles)

Mill House Hotel
The Mill House Hotel & Restaurant still has the same character as before but now with a modern twist, the complete hotel as undergone major facelift and the 16 bedrooms in particular have been furnished ... More | visit website
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Gardenia Guest House (11.00 miles)

Gardenia Guest House
Gardenia Guest House is a quality guest house offering en suite accommodation in Banff located on the Moray Coast. We would like to extend a very warm welcome to all our guests at Gardenia Guest House, ... More | visit website
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Mannoch Hill Cottage (11.18 miles)

Mannoch Hill Cottage

Private Cottage ideally placed for Fishing, Golf, Whiskey & Castle Trails, Bird Watching & Touring the countryside. Spacious and flexible accommodation. The cottage is set in 2 acres of private garden and offers a double ... More | visit website

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Highland Haven Hotel (11.88 miles)

Highland Haven Hotel

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waterfront hotel situated opposite to harbour with breath taking views.Fine dining restaurant with spectacular views over the sea serving mouth watering fresh food.Executive Lounge where you can sip cocktails and ... More

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