The Isles of Lewis and Harris hold an unusual density of things to see for two islands of their size: a stone circle older than Stonehenge, a restored blackhouse village, some of the oldest lighthouses in Scotland, a Victorian castle and a medieval church. This gallery collects photographs of them. Full write-ups on each site are on our sightseeing and history pages.
Sightseeing & History
Sightseeing & History Images
The beautiful Isles of Lewis and Harris provide stunning scenery and a rich history and culture.
Photographs of the landmarks of Lewis and Harris. Click any image to see it full size.
In short
A photographic gallery of the main sights of Lewis and Harris, including the Callanish Standing Stones, Gearrannan Blackhouse Village, Lews Castle, the Butt of Lewis and St Clement’s Church at Rodel. Detailed guides to each site are on the sightseeing and history section of this site.