44 Bridge Street is a Category C Listed Building situated in Bridge Street.

View of number 1A Carmelite Street

1A Carmelite Street is a Category C Listed Building

Portrait of Lord Byron

The famous poet Lord Byron spent his childhood summers in Banff, his mother’s home town, where his great-grandmother Lady Gight was head of a notable landed family.

Detail of the Bodie Fountain showing the inscription: Presented to the Burgh of Macduff by Doctor and Mrs Walford Bodie in memory of their daughter Jeannie

Walford Bodie was a famous magician whose popular and sometimes controversial show toured the UK. In 1905 he moved to Macduff and styled himself ‘The Laird of Macduff’. He used his wealth for the benefit of the town.

The Former Tollbooth Hotel was one of the five buildings identified as a priority project.

The Ivy Blanchard shop on Bridge Street was restored to allow it to become a shop once more.

Photograph of renovated old smiddy Banff

The Smiddy is situated on Old Market Place and is a Category B listed building.

photograph of Banff Silver Teapot

For over two hundred years Banff was known for the high quality work produced by generations of silversmiths. These skilled craftsmen made items ranging from communion cups for churches to cutlery, ewers, watchcases and even buckles.

Macduff harbour

The town of Macduff has grown up around its busy working harbour and thriving shipbuilding industry which continues today.