Mirage Mediterranean Restaurant

Designed by engineer John Smeaton and constructed between 1768 and 1790, it brought trade and manufacturing opportunities to nearby communities.

Canals in the UK date back to the Romans and continued to evolve through the reign of Elizabeth I.

The first-ever canal built in Scotland, undergoing major restoration, reopening in 2001 after 40 years of closure.

Canals date back to the Romans, with developments into the 18th century.

The canal offers learning opportunities for schools and families, linking to the Curriculum for Excellence.

The canal was crucial for trade and transport in Scotland, connecting the Firth of Clyde and Forth.

A boat builder and operator on the canal, instrumental in its operation and maintenance.

The engineer responsible for most of the design of the canal, bringing new trade opportunities.

An annual event celebrating the canal's heritage, attracting thousands of visitors.

The canal is now used for leisure activities such as sailing, cycling, and fishing.

The canal and surrounding areas feature numerous wildlife species and designated protection areas.

The towpath restores cycling opportunities and walking routes across Scotland, including scenic trails.

The canal is now a leisure hub, popular for canoeing, kayaking, and paddle sports.

Restored towpaths for cycling and walking, including long-distance routes.

Focused on sailing, canoeing, and kayaking.

The yard launched eleven vessels in a decade including 'Helena' and others for their fleet.

Connected communities and enabled trade routes with small vessels.