At the heart of Orkney’s seafaring story, Stromness Harbour has welcomed explorers, fishermen, and traders for centuries — a gateway between island life and the wider world.
By Stromness harbour, the John Rae statue honours the Orcadian explorer whose courage unlocked the Northwest Passage.
Standing proudly on Graham Place, the Alexander Graham Memorial Fountain is a Victorian landmark that honours one of Stromness’s great benefactors.
Discover The Cannon, a coastal relic that recalls the town’s maritime past and offers a glimpse into the seafaring heritage of Stromness.
Pause at the George Mackay Brown Memorial Garden, where the Travellers Bench public artwork honours the writer’s words and Stromness’s seafaring soul.
