The Vennel steps in Edinburgh pass a section of the Flodden Wall — built in 1513 after Scotland lost her king. Here is what it means and how to visit.
Scotland Has Spoken: Callum Is Scotland’s Favourite Scottish Boy Name The votes have been counted, the tally is final, and Scotland has made its voice heard loud and clear. After 410 votes were cast in our poll to crown Scotland’s favourite Scottish boy name, one name has risen above all others to claim the title. […]
Learn how to trace Scottish ancestry with our complete guide — from key genealogy records and clan history to planning a heritage visit to Scotland.
Before You Begin ... Scotland's extraordinary landscapes have always had a way of making history feel immediate — and no screen adaptation has captured...
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo brings 220,000 visitors to Edinburgh Castle each August. Here is everything you need to know before you book your tickets.
Master the traditional Scottish shortbread recipe with just three ingredients. This buttery, crumbly Scottish biscuit is perfect with a cup of tea.
Pubs, ceilidhs, and everyday traditions tourists often miss… When most visitors think of Scotland, they picture castles, bagpipes, and perhaps a wee dram...
Learn how to make traditional Scottish tablet with this classic recipe. Scotland's famous buttery sweet made with sugar, condensed milk, and butter.
Glencoe is Scotland's most dramatic valley — shaped by ancient volcanoes and glaciers, and scarred by one of the Highlands' most notorious historical events. Here's everything you need to know before you visit.
Discover the Lewis Chessmen: 12th-century ivory chess pieces found on a Scottish beach, split between two museums, and the inspiration for Harry Potter. — plus get weekly Scotland stories free in our newsletter.