Treasures of The Earth
Review
Journey to the centre of the earth at this magical all-weather destination in Fort William. This extraordinary collection of gemstones, fossils and crystals is the result of a family passion that has been in the making for over 25 years of collecting, and is available to the public to enjoy. Both families and tour groups are welcome to this astonishing collection, which is one of the finest in Europe. The experience leads you through a simulation of caverns, caves and mining scenes to understand a world that has been in creation for millions of years. There is a gift shop attached to this attraction where you can purchase crystals, minerals and jewellery – also available online. Plenty for the family and children to enjoy in this dazzling display of the history of the earth.
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The Creagan Inn
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The Little Potting Shed Cafe
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Nearby Accommodation
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Clan Macduff Hotel
This 4-star establishment just south of Fort William is the perfect base from which to launch your tour of the Scottish Highlands.
Bishops Bay Cottage
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