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Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in Lanark from just £46 per night
Use the filters above and easily find a letting matching your needs among the 68 rentals in Lanark. Our data highlights that internet and TVs are the most frequently offered amenities in Lanark. Not as many accommodation options in Lanark are available if you want a letting with a balcony or a patio or you bring your pet everywhere , as balconies/patios and pets allowed are not very popular features in Lanark.
Above are the weather conditions for Lanark. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. No heat wave is expected in February, when minimum average temperatures usally hit a 1° low. The rainiest month is December, while the driest month is September.
Find out why New Lanark is a World Heritage Site when you stay in a holiday home in this atmospheric part of the world. The 18th century village is set into dramatic Scottish landscapes. It is the dream of Robert Owen, and its cotton mill buildings and school retain an aura of magic today.
You can still see New Lanark's original 1785 water wheels and cotton mills, making New Lanark one of the largest industrial era assemblages in the world. Note the value that the founders placed on moral, social and environmental values. The development has had an enduring impact on social history in the intervening 200 years.
Lanark itself has been a market town since medieval times. Way back in 1140, King David I granted it certain trade privileges that put it on the map, making it a centre of Norman civilization. You can still see the town gates of Lanark, and the remains of a Motte and Bailey castle at Castlegate. Spot local artefacts at the Lanark Museum.
Wander through town to Provost's Lamp at the bottom of the high street. The decorative gas lamp was positioned outside the home of the individual holding office at the time.
Take a trip to Lanark Racecourse, which now offers pony trekking. The racecourse has also been used as an aviation base during its 100 year history because of its flat terrain. Next, hike the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Corehouse Nature Reserve and the thunderous Falls of Clyde.
Floats glide through Lanark's streets attended by pipe bands on Lanark Lanimer Day in June. Primary school children select a Lanimer Queen, and a Lord Cornet chosen from local businessmen.
Watch as local riders participate in the historic Riding of the Marches. Prizes are awarded for the best floats, and the party continues late into the night throughout town.
Prices for holiday accommodation in Lanark start at £48 per night.
There are currently 68 holiday homes in Lanark to browse and book for your next trip.
Travellers planning holidays to Lanark most often look for internet, TVs, and pools when it comes to accommodation amenities.
With 68 holiday rentals available in Lanark, you're sure to find the perfect accommodation for your visit.
Finding accommodation in Lanark for you and your dog is definitely possible, with 2 pet-friendly holiday homes available.
Sun lovers should visit Lanark in July and August to enjoy the warmest weather.
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