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Culloden
Culloden is a small Scottish village, close to Inverness in the Highlands region, and the site of the Battle of Culloden in 1746, scene of the final defeat of the Jacobite Rebellion and the dashing of Bonny Prince Charlie's hopes to supplant King George II by restoring the Stuart Dynasty to the thrones of Scotland and England.
Travel to Culloden & Visa Requirements
Culloden is off the B9006, some 5 miles east of Inverness.
By car
Car access is probably the easiest way to reach the battlefield (parking available). There are some alternatives however...
Buses to Culloden
- Rapson’s Coaches (No 7) from the Post Office, Queensgate, Inverness; (01463) 710555.
- Inverness City Sightseeing tour bus, May to Sep; (0871) 666 0000
Tours & Getting around Culloden
Culloden attractions and sightseeing
- Culloden Battlefield [1], Culloden (approx. 6 miles/10km east of Inverness), tel 01463 790607, admission
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This page was last edited at 02:23, on 23 November 2006 by Bill Johnson. Based on work by Wikitravel user(s) Pjamescowie and Anonymous user(s) of Wikitravel.
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