The World Heritage Site of New Lanark Village, founded in 1786 by David Dale after Richard Arkwright's influence, on the River Clyde. It is one of five UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Scotland en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Lanark
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New Lanark World Heritage Site is a UNESCO restored 18th-century cotton mill village situated on the banks of the Falls of Clyde in Lanarkshire, Scotland.
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Looking through trees down to buildings at the New Lanark World Heritage Site, South Lanarkshire
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A weekend at New Lanark Mills. This post looks at the historically important UNESCO World Heritage site that is the 18th century New Lanark village, near Glasgow, Scotland. See the world's first infant school as well as a working mill in a very attractive setting by the Falls of Clyde.
This short walk along the Clyde from the World Heritage Site of New Lanark is a bona fide Scottish classic. Passing a powerful series of waterfalls as it passes up a beautiful wooded gorge before a more placid return route takes you through fields and woodland. The walk can be extended by following a waymarked additional route on the far side of the river. The route is also the final section of the Clyde Walk Way which finishes at the 4th waterfall, Bonnington Linn, although most walkers will then complete the loop described here to return to New Lanark.
