Clickimin Broch	Nr Lerwick	Broch
A good example of a broch tower with associated secondary buildings of Iron Age date.

Fair Isle	Fair Isle	Island
Despite its far-flung location and air of peaceful seclusion, Fair Isle is a hive of industry. The island is famous for its patterned knitwear which is still sold worldwide. Today, the island’s craftspeople are busy with boat-building, spinning and weaving, and the manufacture of furniture and stained-glass windows.

Fort Charlotte	Lerwick	Fort
A five-sided artillery fort with bastions projecting from each corner. The walls are high and massive. It was built in 1665 to protect the Sound of Bressay from the Dutch, but taken by them and burned in 1673. It was rebuilt in 1781.

Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement	Sumburgh	Prehistoric Site
Jarlshof provides an insight into the way of life of the inhabitants at particularly interesting periods – the late Bronze Age, Iron Age, Pictish era, Norse era and the Middle Ages. It includes oval-shaped Bronze Age houses, Iron Age broch and wheelhouses, Viking long houses, medieval farmstead and 16th century laird’s house.

Mousa Broch	Mousa Island	Broch
The finest surviving Iron Age broch tower. It stands to a height of over 13.3 metres.

Muness Castle	Unst	Castle
A late 16th-century tower house with circular towers at diagonally opposite corners. The northernmost castle in the British Isles, Muness has remarkably fine architectural details.

Ness of Burgi	Scatness	Prehistoric Site
A defensive stone-built blockhouse, probably of Iron Age date, with some features resembling a broch. Access is difficult.

Scalloway Castle	Scalloway	Castle
A fine castellated mansion built in 1600 by Patrick Stewart, Earl of Orkney, who was notorious for his cruelty.

Staneydale Temple	Bixter	Prehistoric Site
A Neolithic hall, heel-shaped externally, and containing a large oval chamber. Around it are ruins of houses, walls and cairns of the same period.

Unst Heritage Centre	Unst	Island
Located just beyond mainland Shetland, this is the Trust’s most northerly estate. It is made up of ten parcels of land, eight of which are on Unst. The smallest is the 12ha (30a) island of Daaey, off Fetlar.