Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland

The Globe Inn Dumfries

Stone circles in Kilmartin Glen

Fyvie Castle and Fyvie Lake Boat House (where I used to escape to as a stroppy teenager)

1 - Grant Park, Forres - Absolutely stunning.

2 - Findhorn beach - the view is inspiring, and the sea air very restful.

3 - Ramshorn Church, Glasgow - A quiet place to think.

4 - The Crown Creighton, Dennistoun.

John Knox's House,

High Street,

Edinburgh

1) Standing Stones at Callanish, Lewis

2) Culloden Railway Viaduct, Culloden

3) Clava Cairns, Culloden

4) MacKenzies' CVroft House, The Mollan, Ardelve

5) The Lighthouse, North Ronaldsay

6) Hume Castle, Hume

7) Scottish Museum, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.

Glasgow School of Art

Paisley Abbey, such a beautiful place located in the 'heart' of Scotland! The Abbey is magnificent,what a treasure!! The history,stained glass windows, breath taking..lovely tea/gift shop,words cannot describe its treasued beauty!

What about Old College in Edinburgh--a beautiful Adam building, although scarred by a car park in the quadrangle, although for that matter Glasgow University's main buildings are distinctive as well, and to make up an academic trio, what about Duncanstone and Jordan Art School in Dundee which is an under-rated Brutalist statement. Also, would it not be appropriate to include the Roman fortlet at Bo'ness, where the fosse is still visible, with the ruined kirk and Kinneil House nearby showing a range of historic architectural artefacts in close range? Given their socio-historic importance, it would be good to see at least one Carnegie library on the list as well. Buildings are not simply buildings: their social significance should also be a factor.

Glasgow School of Art. A word apart in a concrete jungle!

Yes Yes Yes, The Radisson SAS , in Glasgow. Europe's best designed hotel in the home of the deep fried mars bar. What a surprise. I love it:-)

The Botanic Gardens Glasgow, it was one of the first places I took my children as I have such happy memories of visiting it and kibble palace from my childhood. I cannot believe the council is considering approving an application for a nighclub in the gardens. The botanics and the wider Byres Road area should be protected from any more pubs opening. Pubs in Glasgow don't add anything to the community, quite the opposite and are typically short term business ventures which fold after 2 or 3 years. Ashton Lane for example has lost it's family feel. Byres Road would be a close second as my treasured place.