The best places to see and eat in Orkney, ranked by real travelers.
A majestic Neolithic stone circle and henge, offering stunning views and a glimpse into prehistoric ritual landscapes.
A remarkably preserved Neolithic settlement, providing insight into ancient life with stone-built houses and artifacts.
A beautiful chapel built by Italian POWs during WWII, showcasing detailed artwork and a unique historical story.
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A magnificent 12th-century cathedral in Kirkwall, known as the 'Light of the North' with stunning Gothic architecture.
An Iron Age broch and village ruins, offering a fascinating look at ancient defensive structures and community life.
Gateway to the Maeshowe chambered cairn, famous for its Neolithic tomb and Viking runic inscriptions.
A scenic beach area ideal for relaxing walks and enjoying coastal views in Orkney.
A dramatic collapsed sea cave and natural arch, perfect for photography and exploring coastal geology.
Historic ruins in Kirkwall representing medieval ecclesiastical and noble residences with rich history.
A tidal island with archaeological remains from Pictish and Norse settlements, accessible by causeway at low tide.
A Neolithic chambered tomb famous for its bird talon discoveries, offering guided tours of ancient burial sites.
A unique Neolithic burial cairn known for its distinctive architectural style and decorated pottery finds.
A historic manor house near Skara Brae, featuring period interiors and beautiful gardens.
Located in Kirkwall, this museum showcases Orkney's archaeology, history, and cultural heritage.
A nature reserve known for spectacular seabird colonies like puffins and guillemots, ideal for birdwatching.
A monument commemorating Lord Kitchener, located on Marwick Head with panoramic coastal views.
An ancient Norse settlement site on a tidal island, revealing fascinating archaeological remains.
A long stone wall built to enclose fields, offering scenic walks and beautiful views in the Deerness area.
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