Scotland's Fingal's Cave is ... through the cave opening that he immediately sat down and wrote "Hebrides Overture." If you want to be inspired like Mendelssohn, you can visit the sea cave on ...

"When the sea is calm and you can get into the caves themselves, it's absolutely magical." Named for a mythical Irish warrior named Fingal, the cave, and the island itself, is one of Scotland's ...

Those at sea level tend to be worthwhile stops on any adventure. Any trip to the Inner Hebrides of Scotland is already an adventure. A pilgrimage to Fingal's Cave comes highly recommended.

Like something out of an epic fantasy novel — or maybe The Lego Movie — Fingal's Cave, located on the Scottish island of Staffa, is a 270-foot-deep, 72-foot-tall sea cave with walls of ...

Located on the uninhabited island of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides, the cathedral-like Fingal’s Cave is considered to be one of the most spectacular sea caves ... Trust for Scotland in 1986.

Staffa came into the care of the National Trust for Scotland in 1986, as a gift from John Elliott, Jr., of New York in honor of his wife Elly's birthday, according to the trust. The Fingal Cave is ...

Fingal's Cave is a sea cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa off the west coast of Scotland in Argyll and Bute. It is often described as one of the natural wonders of Scotland. The structure is ...