Jarlshof Evening Tours

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK

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• Visitors can use the level gravel car park of the Sumburgh Hotel.
• The site is down a steep 8m long ramp and 150m along a wide grass drive, which ends in a level gravel path.
• The paths around the site are gravel, and bound stone. There are level changes and protruding archaeological remains.
• Some of the Iron Age buildings have narrow (50cm) and low entrances.
• Access to the wheelhouse is down very uneven stone steps (no handrail).
• The top of the laird’s house is reached via a modern, metal spiral staircase (with handrail).
• There are no toilets on site.
• Nearest adapted toilet is at: Sumburgh Airport, ZE3 9UK