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Ullapool Attractions

The A835 links Braemore with one of the Northwest Highland's most popular resorts. The fishing village of Ullapool (pop. 1,100) was founded in 1788 by the British Fisheries Association. Its pretty whitewashed houses in the village nestle on the north bank of Loch Broom. The art world is familiar with this remote spot thanks to some evocative watercolors by the Austrian-born Expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka (1886-1980) who visited the area on more than one occasion during the 1940s.

Car ferries leave Ullapool for Stornaway.
Dundonnell House
Numerous enclosures and box-edged paths make this household an interesting site.
Loch Broom Museum
Loch Broom Museum's collection of old photographs, paintings and traditional furniture tells the story of Wester Ross.
Address
Ullapool Museum & Visitor Centre
7 & 8 West Argyle Street
Ullapool IV26 2TY
Scotland
Hours
April 15 to October 31
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June 1 to September 30
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Typical Visit
30 minutes
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