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Nearby Attractions
In Orkney's Neolithic Heartland
The Mill of Eyrland is centrally located, in the heart of Orkney's main island, making it an ideal touring base.
A range of world-class attractions are situated a short distance away, easily accessible by walking, driving or cycling.
The idyllic location ensures any journey is a memorable one!
Maeshowe
The prehistoric burial chamber of Meashowe (2700BC) is one of Europe’s finest Neolithic structures. Raided by the Vikings, who left behind their own graffiti.
Ring of Brodgar
A spectacular Neolithic stone circle or henge, in the ‘Heart of Neolithic Orkney’ World Heritage Site area.
Standing Stones of Stenness
The oldest stone circle found in Orkney, close by The Ring of Brodgar and Maeshowe. Now incomplete, but still an impressive site in an idyllic location.
Hall of Clestrain
Birthplace of the famous explorer John Rae. Stunning views over Hoy sound and the island of Graemsay.
Stromness
The picturesque harbour town of Stromness is Orkney’s main ferry gatweay and a busy fishing port, with winding streets and world-class attractions like the Pier Arts Centre.
Stenness & Harray Lochs
In Orkney we have wonderful fishing and it’s all free! The Mill is close by two of the very best lochs in Orkney.
