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Scotland
hosts on average 200 festivals per year, ranging from
cultural
,
musical
and
arts
. The
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
is the world's largest arts festival, and the country is also renowned for its hosting and organisation of sporting festivals and cultural events.
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Considered the birthplace of
golf
, Scotland has hosted
The Open Championship
tournament 97 times, more than any other country,
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and hosted international sporting events such as the
Commonwealth Games
three times.
Below is a list of some festivals in Scotland, either held annually or occasionally, as well as international sporting fixtures of which Scotland has been the sole host nation, or part of a joint?hosting duty.
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Annual festivals in Scotland
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Types of festivals
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Religious
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Sports
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Highland Games
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Commonwealth Games host nation
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Rugby World Cup hosts
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Golf
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- The Open Championship
- Prestwick Golf Club
?
1860
,
1861
,
1862
,
1863
,
1864
,
1865
,
1866
,
1867
,
1868
,
1869
,
1870
,
1872
,
1875
,
1878
,
1881
,
1884
,
1887
,
1890
,
1893
,
1898
,
1903
,
1908
,
1914
,
1925
- Old Course at St Andrews
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1873
,
1876
,
1879
,
1882
,
1885
,
1888
,
1891
,
1895
,
1900
,
1905
,
1910
,
1921
,
1927
,
1933
,
1939
,
1946
,
1955
,
1957
,
1960
,
1964
,
1970
,
1978
,
1984
,
1990
,
1995
,
2000
,
2005
,
2010
,
2015
,
2022
- Musselburgh Links
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1874
,
1877
,
1880
,
1883
,
1886
,
1889
- Muirfield
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1892
,
1896
,
1901
,
1906
,
1912
,
1929
,
1935
,
1948
,
1959
,
1966
,
1972
,
1980
,
1987
,
1992
,
2002
,
2013
- Royal Troon Golf Club
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1923
,
1950
,
1962
,
1973
,
1982
,
1989
,
1997
,
2004
,
2016
- Carnoustie Golf Links
?
1931
,
1937
,
1953
,
1968
,
1975
,
1999
,
2007
,
2018
- Turnberry
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1977
,
1986
,
1994
,
2009
Sports and cultural
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Arts
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Film festivals
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Literary festivals
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Comedy festivals
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Music festivals
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See also
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References
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