Central belt is a region of the Scotland.
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Territories and tourist destinations
Stirlingshire - The most rural mountain county in the north of the central belt.
Clackmannanshire - Small county east of Stirlingshire which has some noteworthy attractions such as the ruins of Campbell Castle and the former residence of the Dukes of Argyll; both picturesquely situated on a hill overlooking the idyllic village of Dollar.
Urban centers
- Bo'ness - It is crossed by the Antoninus Pius Wall, an ancient frontier of the Roman Empire, declared a World Heritage Site byUNESCO.
- Cumbernauld - Cumbernauld city center is widely regarded as one of the ugliest and least loved examples of postwar design in Scotland.
- Dunfermline - It is situated on a hill 5km from the banks of the Firth of Forth, 20km northwest of Edinburgh. .
- Edinburgh (Edinburgh) - Capital of Scotland, Edinburgh has a historic center that appears on the list of World Heritage Sites of HumanityUNESCO. A world-renowned festival takes place here every year in August.
- Falkirk - It is part of the administrative area of the same name, in the Forth valley, about halfway between Edinburgh is Glasgow.
- Glasgow - The most populous city in the Scotland and the second largest city in the UK, after London.
- Linlithgow - With a royal palace where Maria Stuarda was born in 1542.
- Livingston
- Paisley - Located 7 miles southwest of Glasgow.
- Stirling - Capital of the administrative area of the same name.
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