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Cullen is an ancient village, first mentioned in Scots history in 952 and receiving royal burgh status in 1153. The organs of the wife of Robert the Bruce are said to be buried in the Auld Kirk. It is a fishing community which overlooks a natural harbour and a wonderful, clean beach, with brightly coloured residences. It also sits on the Moray Coast Trail, and used to be a stop on the Great North Scotland Railway – now, the spectacular 8-arch viaduct is a cycle path and walkway, and a favourite photograph for the numerous tourists who visit the town. It is the home of Cullen Skink, a haddock based soup. There are a number of café options in town, so try the authentic experience! # If you are arriving in Cullen by car, you can park at the seafront near the Golf Course. On a fine day the parking near the beach can be busy, but you will find alternative parking at the recycling centre near the harbour.
Cullen to Aberchirder (16 miles)
Cullen to Banff (13 miles)
Cullen to Garmouth (14 miles)
Cullen to Keith (17 miles)