Villages & towns in MorayMoray, Scotland

Moray coast town that gave its name to Cullen skink, set below a many-arched railway viaduct.

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Speyside village on the River Spey, home to Walkers Shortbread and Aberlour distillery.

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Village on a promontory that was a great Pictish fort, still burning the Clavie fire festival each January.

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Speyside town billed as the malt whisky capital of the world, with several distilleries in walking distance.

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Cathedral city and county town of Moray, laid out on a long medieval high street.

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Moray fishing village of brightly painted houses around a sheltered natural harbour.

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Award-winning floral town in Moray, home to the carved Pictish Sueno's Stone.

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Moray coastal town with two long beaches, a marina and a RAF air station.

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One of the highest villages in the Highlands, laid out on a broad green on the edge of the Cairngorms.

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Speyside village at the meeting of Spey and Fiddich, with Telford's iron bridge and the Speyside Cooperage.

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Clifftop fishing village of 1677 with a steep road down to a harbour sheltered by Green Castle, once a Pictish fort

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Village at the mouth of the Spey, home to the Scottish Dolphin Centre and a wide shingle reserve.

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