Turriff
Turriff, Aberdeenshire is a thriving town with impressive history which makes this town distinctive like the red sandstone houses which the town is know for. The town got its name from a Scottish gaelic "torr" which means a round hill or "tur" means a tower.
Turriff developed and expanded into a full fledged town with many agricultural industries started operating here. The town also was served by railways from 1857 to 1951 which was helped in its transformation. The town gives a red effect which is due to the majority of the houses here are built using red sandstone which is quarried here.
Region
AberdeenshireLocal Sights & Activities for Turriff
From a tourist point of view this attractive town has quite a few features to offer to the visitors. With few banks, enough shopping space with different shops, there are library, sports centre and swimming pool for enjoying a leisure time out here.
Castles Nearby
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Delgatie Castle
C15th Castle near Turriff in excellent condition with long, interesting history. Two bedrooms available for B&B so great opportunity to stay.
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Haddo House
The well known Scottish architect William Adam designed Haddo House in 1732, it is located near Aberdeen and is a phenomenal example of an Scottish highland stately home.
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Fyvie Castle
In the village of Fyvie, Aberdeenshire. 13th Century Castle. This has featured in many Television programmes including Most Haunted.
Turriff Hotels & Accommodation
Turriff also features variety of accommodations so guest can choose as per there requirements and budget. Turriff Hotels are a good option for a comfortable stay in a hassle free atmosphere. Other than that there is Bed and Breakfastin Turriff which accommodates guest to serve a homely feel with great hospitality. For a unique way to accommodate oneself here, Self Catering Cottages in Turriff are also available for enjoying a friendly treat of warm stay.
Turriff Cottages and Holiday SelfCatering
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Silverstripe Country Cottage near Turriff -Sleeps 6
Wonderful holiday cottage few miles NW of Turriff at Bogton in rural setting. Sleeps six people. Conservatory, sun room, open fire & woodburner, walled garden -
Deveron Wooden Chalet near Huntly - Sleeps 5
Wooden lodge/chalet near Aberchirder and Huntly. Sleeps 5 people in 2 bedrooms. -
Elmwood, Delgatie Castle - Sleeps 7
Delgatie Castle sits peacefully amid fields and forests, on a large country estate. It has a long and chequered history, dating back from 1050 and was once home to the late Captain Hay - a feudal baron. No...
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Ashwood, Delgatie Castle - Sleeps 4
Delgatie Castle sits peacefully amid fields and forests, on a large country estate. It has a long and chequered history, dating back from 1050 and was once home to the late Captain Hay - a feudal baron. No...
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Symbister Suite, Delgatie Castle - Sleeps 5
Delgatie Castle sits peacefully amid fields and forests, on a large country estate. It has a long and chequered history, dating back from 1050 and was once home to the late Captain Hay - a feudal baron. No...
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Scobach Lodge, nr Turriff - Sleeps 5
This charming modern holiday home (with the owner’s seldom used apartment above) is bright and attractive, tucked away amongst trees in a natural unspoilt secluded spot, 3 miles out of Turriff. A qui... -
The Cottage, Turriff - Sleeps 3+1
A very characterful holiday cottage, situated in an elevated position on a working organic farm with views over the countryside. Set close to farm buildings, in the heart of the beautiful Aberdeenshire cou...