Strathaven

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Tel code: 01357 | code search
Postcode: ML10 | code search
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Birthplace of:
Robert Giffen
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Folk Customs:
Biggars Fleming Queen
Whuppity Scoorie

Strathaven Events

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Strathaven Balloon Festival

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Waterside Pub & Restaurant
"3 of us went for pre- theatre. Food was really good-restaurant was busy and our food took a wee bit longer than usual. Staff on ball, apologising for slight ..." More

Strathaven Hotel
"Stayed with my wife for four nights at the Strathaven Hotel in the attractive little town of Strathaven (stray-vin). The staff were very friendly and helpful, food excellent, room adequate ..." More

Strathaven Hotel
"Friendly reception. Comfortable room. Good bathroom. Room appeared to be smoke-free! parking facilities good.,"I already knew the reputation of the hotel from my ..." More

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Strathaven is a historic town in South Lanarkshire in Scotland situated 7 miles south-west of Hamilton in the valley of the Avon Water. The market town grew around its 12th century Strathaven or Avondale Castle, rebuilt in 1458 but abandoned during the 18th century and is currently a ruin. Strathaven developed into an important town holding weekly markets; it was created a burgh of barony in 1450. The town continued to prosper during the 19th century with its weaving and brewing industries. Strathaven was once a Covenanter stronghold and in 1679 was the site of the Battle of Drumclog, fought just outside Strathavon between government troops and resident Covenanters. Strathaven’s focal point is the pretty town green, where the markets were once held, it is a popular tourist destination and an ideal as a base for visiting the South Lanarkshire attractions, there is a selection of holiday accommodation, restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops. The picturesque town was home to the late Harry Lauder, his former house is a notable building known as ‘Lauder Ha’. Attractions include the John Hastie Museum with interesting displays of local history, Covenanting exhibits, pottery, porcelain and weaving. The Arts Centre is housed in the former Town Mill which was built in the 17th century. A hot-air balloon festival is an annual event held in town

Care Home

Avon Park

Classes

Yoga - Angela Lockley

Dentist

Avonsmiles Dental Practice
Dental Surgery
The Dental Surgery

Doctor

Strathaven Health Centre

Estate Agent

John Jackson & Dick

Golf Club

Strathaven

Performing Arts

Strathaven Choral Society

Pub and Bar

Star Inn
The Drum
Waterside Pub & Restaurant

Restaurant

Marios
Rissons at Springvale
Steayban (The)
Waterside Pub & Restaurant

School

Kirklandpark Primary School
St Patrick’s Primary School
Strathaven Academy
Wester Overton Primary School

Solicitor

Gebbie & Wilson

Taxi

Strathaven Taxis

Vet

Avondale Veterinary Group

Shops

Seed On The Wind
Wonderland Pets
Pamela Knox Opticians Ltd
Tip Top
Ann Brownlie
wee feet
Strathaven Sweet Shop
Country Homes Gift & Decor
John Gill
The Old Smiddy
James Divers
Ann Brownlie
Wonderland Pets
Anne-Marie Chiswell
Eden
The Gift Box
John Currie Electronics

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Strathaven Hotel (0.51 miles)

Strathaven Hotel
The Strathaven Hotel is privately owned and managed by the Macintyre family. The main building dates back to 1797 and was originally built for a Glasgow merchant. It was designed by the famous Robert Adam ... More | visit website
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The Old School Guest House (5.02 miles)

The Old School Guest House
Our spacious rooms offer a high standard of luxury and quality. All rooms have been either newly built or fully refurbished and have en-suite facilities with extra large shower cubicles, king sized beds, LCD/DVD TV's, ... More | visit website
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Dyke Croft Farm (5.18 miles)

Dyke Croft Farm
Dykecroft Farm B & B is situated in Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire. ... More
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Crutherland House Hotel (5.74 miles)

Crutherland House Hotel

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The MacDonald Crutherland House Hotel is a superior first-class hotel. The Hotel is located on 37 acres of grounds close to all major routes for business and tourism. This is an excellent ... More

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Shawlands Hotel (5.78 miles)

Shawlands Hotel

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Situated in rural Lanarkshire overlooking the beautifull Clyde Valley. This family run hotel currently undergoing a multi million pound refurbishment and expansion programme has a choice of standard or premier ... More

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Premier Inn Glasgow East Kilbride Central (6.75 miles)

Premier Inn Glasgow East Kilbride Central
Ideally situated for both business and leisure guests. For business this hotel is near to Enterprise business park. Local attractions include a cinema, ice rink and Calderglen country park. Conveniently located for East Kilbride train ... More | visit website
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Days Inn Hamilton (6.77 miles)

Days Inn Hamilton
Days Inn have 14 great locations across the UK, our Hamilton hotel is ideally situated to be perfect for business, personal, families or just a quick overnighter if you’re stuck. The Days Inn hotel in ... More | visit website
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Express By Holiday Inn, Hamilton Glasgow (6.79 miles)

Express By Holiday Inn, Hamilton Glasgow

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Offering modern accommodation, the Express By Holiday Inn, Hamilton has been created for value and comfort. Opening in May 2007 this hotel in Hamilton has air conditioned public areas and ... More

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Villa Hotel (6.88 miles)

Villa Hotel
Here at the Villa Hotel, our guests will enjoy a superb stay in our 3 star hotel. With friendly and welcoming staff, comfortable rooms with modern facilities and access to our beautiful restaurants, bar and ... More | visit website
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Popinjay Hotel (7.09 miles)

Popinjay Hotel

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The Popinjay Hotel is located in the heart of the Famous Clyde Valley. Nestling next to the banks of the River Clyde the hotel is set within 4 acres of private ... More | visit website

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