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• Hit Show Traitors Makes Ardross Castle The Most Popular In Scotland
• A Deep Dive Into The Magnificent Castles Of Scotland
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• Around the Web: Scotland crowned top ‘slow travel’ destination in world with two walks singled out, Visit the Scottish town that is at its best in winter – before the golfers take over, Discover Scotland’s Hidden Gems: 8 Weekend Getaways from Edinburgh and more
• From Social Media – Did YOU know Urquhart Castle was once one of Scotland’s largest castles?
• Scottish Food You Will Love – 200 Year Old Scottish Pan Pudding Recipe
• Coo Wee – Why is it called a Highland Coo?

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Ardross Castle The Most Popular In Scotland

ANALYSIS of Google data reveals ‘Ardross Castle’ became more searched than Scotland’s most popular castles, following the return of the hit BBC reality show, The Traitors, filmed near Inverness.

Travel information site Places To Travel discovered Ardross Castle searches overtook Edinburgh, Balmoral, Stirling, and Edinburgh Castle on the same day Season 2 Episode 1 aired on Jan 3, 2024.

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A Deep Dive Into The Magnificent Castles Of Scotland

Scotland’s landscape is punctuated by a remarkable array of castles, each a testament to the country’s rich history and enduring beauty. From dramatic cliff-top fortresses to fairytale palaces, these castles stand as living testaments to Scotland’s past.

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Around The Web

Exploring the journey along one of Scotland’s most ancient trails | ITV News

It’s one of Scotland’s most ancient trails that links its bustling urban centre to the picturesque southern shores – the Whithorn Way runs around 143 miles…

Scotland crowned top ‘slow travel’ destination in world with two walks singled out

Scotland has received a Sustainable Destination Award and has been praised for “embracing slow travel”, with two scenic walking routes receiving particular…

How to stormproof gardens as Storm Jocelyn hits Scotland with extreme gales

Storm Jocelyn marks the UK’s tenth storm in five months and comes just a day after Storm Isha battered Scotland with winds of up to 80mph.

Scotland’s oldest woman marks 111th birthday in Renfrewshire care home

Scotland’s oldest woman celebrated her 111th birthday with well-wishes from all over the UK – as everyone from the King to the Rangers manager got in touch.

Beat the January Blues With Plans for February Half Term in Scotland

From wildlife, stargazing, historic castles to magic, there are plenty of great ideas for days out in Scotland to keep kids of all ages entertained this..

Scotland’s two best gardens to see fields of snowdrop flowers bloom this winter

With the sight of snowdrops being known as the first sign of spring, here are two scenic gardens in Scotland where you can head to

Visit the Scottish town that is at its best in winter – before the golfers take over

While visiting St Andrews out of peak season, Robin McKelvie finds a vibrant, independent-minded place without the crowds – and discovers there’s much more..

Edinburgh quayside development ‘operational by August’

Forth Ports has confirmed its new 250 sqm quayside at Leith in Edinburgh, part of a £50m investment in infrastructure, will be operational by August.

13 photos of lost and legendary Edinburgh cafes that are gone but not forgotten

These once popular Edinburgh cafes still hold a place in the hearts of locals…

Kristen Stewart tops bill for Glasgow Film Festival’s 20th anniversary

Glasgow Film Festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a special programme of events coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the city’s arthouse

Venue launch Robert Burns Festival underneath Glasgow Central Station this weekend

Platform 1 are set to host a weekend of live music and Scottish food underneath Glasgow Central Station.

Outlander filming POSTPONED after storm damage ruins key Glasgow location

Filming for the new Outlander prequel was due to start tomorrow in Glasgow.

Incredibly rare Billy Connolly documentary to premiere at Glasgow Film Festival

The footage is restored from one of only two 16mm prints in existence and follows Billy Connolly as he travels through Ireland 

37 Glasgow bars and restaurants recommended by celebrities – from Paolo Nutini to Billie Eilish

Where the stars go for dinner and drinks when out for the night in Glasgow.

15 tricky Scottish place names and how to pronounce them

Scotland’s wonderfully rich history has led to some rather difficult-to-pronounce place names – so we’re here to help.

Discover Scotland’s Hidden Gems: 8 Weekend Getaways from Edinburgh

In the heart of Scotland, where Edinburgh’s medieval wonders give way to the vast and varied landscapes, lies a realm of enchanting destinations waiting to be discovered.

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From Social Media

Did YOU know Urquhart Castle was once one of Scotland’s largest castles?

Urquhart Castle, Visit Inverness Loch Ness

Credit: – Instagram.com/richardfrankstravel

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Scottish Food You Will Love

200 Year Old Scottish Pan Pudding Recipe

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Coo Wee

Why is it called a Highland Coo?

Highland Cattle, commonly referred to as Highland Coo, are a breed of cattle native to Scotland. These majestic and hardy animals have been living in the Scottish Highlands for centuries, and their distinctive long horns and shaggy coats make them easily recognizable. This is the reason why they are sometimes referred as hairy coos or a hairy coo.

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