Moray All Saints Episcopal Church, Buckie Built in 1876, the Episcopal Church of All Saints in Buckie and the elaborately carved freestone font were designed by Alexander Ross of Inverness. The church has a distinctive rounded apse and a broach spire; stained glass windows including a Rose window at the West end. The East end of the church was remodelled in 1951 when the present marble altar was installed. Listed Category B. View Details WC Disabled WC Disabled Access Parking
Moray Birnie Kirk Birnie Kirk, believed to be built in 1140 or possibly earlier, is one of the oldest churches in Scotland still in use for Sunday services. In the 12th Century it was the Cathedral for the Bishop of Moray. View Details Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking
Moray Burghead Visitor Centre Can you spot the Moray Firth dolphins from the visitor centre, which is within the old Coastguard lookout building? The building is on top of what was the biggest Pictish fort. View Details Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Events for Children Parking Scottish Archaeology Month Event
Moray Cluny Hill Findhorn Foundation A large Victorian building just south-east of Forres, set in extensive gardens and woods. Originally a hydropathic establishment with a lovely ballroom and dining room and is now an Education Centre. View Details WC Refreshments Parking
Moray Covesea Lighthouse, by Lossiemouth The Alan Stevenson designed Covesea Skerries Lighthouse was built in 1886. View Details Parking
Moray Dyke Parish Church & Mausoleum Dated 1781. The interior is dominated by an unusual three decker pulpit, which was built to accommodate minister, precentor and beadle. Some believe the lowest deck was designed for sinners made to sit in front of the congregation in shame. View Details WC Refreshments Parking
Moray Edinkillie Church Set in a rural location, next to the A940, surrounded by mature trees. The large former manse lies to the east and the sizeable graveyard surrounds the church on three sides. The church was built in 1741 and renovated in the early 19th century. View Details Disabled Access Parking
Moray Elgin High Church Elgin High Church was built in the 1840s as a Free Church – it then joined with the Church of Scotland in 1929. The interior is largely unchanged since it opened with original pews. View Details WC Disabled WC Disabled Access Refreshments Events for Children Parking
Moray Elgin Museum Designed in 1842 by Elgin architect Thomas Mackenzie in the Italianate style - visit the campanile-like tower where the custodian once lived. View Details WC Disabled WC Disabled Access Scottish Archaeology Month Event
Moray Elgin Sheriff Court Tall and imposing, as court-rooms should be! In Classical style built in 1866, the interior was extensively renovated in 2006 to accommodate the Justice of the Peace Court. View Details WC Disabled WC Disabled Access Parking
Moray Falconer Museum Store An unremarkable exterior to this building at the end of the Leys Road car park hides a fascinating inside where much of the hard work to collect and conserve items for the nearby Falconer Museum is undertaken. View Details WC Parking
Moray Findhorn Foundation Eco Village The Findhorn Community was established in 1962 with a vision of a better world. It is now home to around 400 people with events and conferences throughout the year. View Details WC Disabled WC Disabled Access Refreshments Events for Children Parking
Moray Findhorn Village Heritage Centre The Heritage Centre tells the story of Findhorn from prehistoric times to the present day, including the secrets of the sands. The Icehouse has underground chambers to store ice for salmon. View Details WC Disabled WC Disabled Access Events for Children Parking
