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New LanarkHistoric Houses & Building, Historic Sites & Monuments
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Founded in 1785 and made famous by social pioneer Robert Owen
The historic village of New Lanark is a nominated World Heritage Site. Surrounded by woodlands, and the Falls of Clyde, this cotton-spinning village was founded in 1785 and made famous by social pioneer Robert Owen. Beautifully restored as both a living community and attraction, its history is interpreted in the award- winning Visitor Centre. Accommodation available, please ring. Opening Times: All year: daily, 11am - 5pm (closed 25 Dec & 1/2 Jan)
You can find following hotels in 30 miles radius:
- Bonham
- Channings
- The Chester Residence
- Cringletie House Castle
- Hotel du Vin at One Devonshire Gardens
- The Edinburgh Residence
- The Horseshoe Inn
- The Knight Residence
- Rab Ha's
- Sefton Hotel
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