Antonine Wall: Bar Hill Fort	Twechar	Roman Remains
The highest fort on the Antonine Wall containing the foundations of the headquarters building and bath-house. To the east sits a small Iron Age fort. The wall ditch runs past both. This is the best site to appreciate the strategic significance of the Antonine Wall and enjoy the superb views over the Kelvin Valley.

Antonine Wall: Bearsden Bath House	Bearsden	Roman Remains
The well-preserved remains of a bath-house and latrine, built in the 2nd century AD to serve a small fort.

Antonine Wall: Croy Hill	Croy	Roman Remains
Though the fort is not visible, the wall ditch survives and there are two beacon platforms. Here the Romans had to cut through solid rock to create the ditch.

Antonine Wall: Dullatur	Dullatur	Roman Remains
A well preserved section of ditch.

Biggar Gasworks Museum	Biggar	Gas Works
Typical of a small town coal-gas works, Biggar’s is the only one surviving in Scotland. The oldest part of the works dates from 1839.

Cadzow Castle	Hamilton	Castle
Constructed between 1500 and 1550, Cadzow Castle was known as the castle in the woods of Hamilton. The castle was built by Sir James Hamilton of Finnart for his half brother, the second Earl of Arran. The property overlooks a parkland known as the Cadzow Oaks. These ancient trees are all that remains of a medieval hunting park. At present, only the exterior of the castle can be viewed.

Coulter Motte	Biggar	Castle
A good example of a Norman castle mound, which would have been surmounted by a palisade and timber tower.

Craignethan Castle	Croddford	Castle
Craignethan, dating back to around 1530, is an important early artillery fortification with an exceptional residential tower and fine setting. The oldest part is the tower house built by Sir James Hamilton of Finnart. The castle’s defences include a caponier, a stone vaulted artillery chamber which is rare in Britain.

New Lanark World Heritage Site and Visitor Centre	Lanark	Visitor Centre
Beautifully restored 18th century cotton mill village with award winning Visitor Centre and hotel close to the spectacular Falls of Clyde.