Agnes Randolph and the Siege of Dunbar Castle
In January 1338, William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury, laid siege to the coastal stronghold of Dunbar Castle
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In January 1338, William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury, laid siege to the coastal stronghold of Dunbar Castle
By April 1746, a Jacobite army led by Bonnie Prince Charlie had marched from Glenfinnan down to Derby and all the way back north to Inverness.
The 16th-century Alloway Auld Kirk in Ayrshire is probably the most famous small church in Scotland.
The slender, elongated Loch Katrine is one of Scotland’s most enchanting locations.
7 interesting things you maybe didn’t know about Lewis and Harris
Let’s go for a stroll around one of the UK’s most significant, striking and mysterious archaeological sites…
Cambuskenneth Abbey is an underrated gem from Scottish history.
Stirling Castle is a magnificent example of the power and ambition of the Stewart dynasty.
Grim events are scattered across Scotland’s history, with one of the most chilling being the murder of the young earl of Douglas and his brother at the Black Dinner in November 1440
North Aberdeenshire may be known for its cold and wind, but that doesn’t stop it from being beautiful!
As the festive season approaches, Christmas markets pop up across the country to bring a distinctly Alpine touch to our high streets.
From the Cairngorms National Park to the borders of the Highlands, Aberdeenshire has plenty to see, taste and explore. Whether you prefer to spend your time in five-star hotels, haunted castles or embracing nature – here are 50 things to do during your next visit to Scotland’s northeast coast.
Castle Tioram is perched on a tidal island in Loch Moidart, seemingly isolated at the end of a long and winding road.
The west coast of the Isle of Arran is littered with caves, but one entrance is much more elaborate than all the rest.
Made famous by Robert Burns, the Birks of Aberfeldy is a place of inspiration, full of soaring trees and tumbling waterfalls.
The small village of Falkland in Fife has seen a large increase in visitors in recent years due to its role in the TV show Outlander.
Kilmuir cemetery on the Isle of Skye is packed full of interesting gravestones, but there’s one that literally towers above the rest.
Craigievar Castle in Aberdeenshire is one of the most instantly recognisable buildings in Scotland.
There’s only a fraction of Kelso Abbey still standing, but at its peak, this was one of the most impressive buildings in Scotland
Once an impressive home, Old Castle Lachlan now stands as a lonely ruin, hidden away on the quiet side of Loch Fyne, part of Argyll’s secret coast
Meet Niall munro, owner of birch cafe in skye Connecting
Meet sara, owner of castaway Connecting you with the people
In the town of Largs on the Ayrshire coast, stands a strange monument poking 70 feet into the sky. This slender structure has become known affectionately as the Largs Pencil, built in 1912 to commemorate one of Scotland’s most pivotal events.
The largest island in the Firth of Clyde has plenty to see and do – it’s not known as ‘Scotland in miniature’ for nothing.
While other parts of Scotland might grab more headlines, a visit to Dundee and Angus should be at the top of anyone’s list.
Packed full of ornate stone carvings and mysterious legends, Rosslyn Chapel is one of the most intriguing buildings in Scotland. Construction began in 1446, high up on a small hill overlooking Roslin Castle. Sir William Sinclair had grand plans to create an enormous, elaborate church that would be the envy of the Scottish nobility.
A guide to the best places to drink craft beer in Scotland. Find out which taprooms and craft beer bars you need to have on your travel list.
Scotland is, unsurprisingly, a popular place to use as a filming location, and you’ll likely have seen it featured in some of your favourite films and tv series over the years.
Nicknamed the “Queen of the Hebrides”, Islay remains one of the most popular islands for visitors to Scotland
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