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Take a stroll through the lush, rolling countryside surrounding Edinburgh and the Lothians and you never know the priceless Roman hoards you might stumble upon.

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• The Hill Near Edinburgh That Hid Secret Roman Treasure
• Where Is Arthur’s Seat?
• Collect your gift! – A Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide

• Around the Web:   Nine things you cannot miss in Scotland, Stag goes swimming off Scottish island, Hidden Gems of Edinburgh and more
• From Social Media – Glencoe
• Scottish Food You Will Love – The BEST Afternoon Tea EVER at the Signet Library in Edinburgh
• Coo Wee – Experience the first moments of life of this Baby Scottish Highland Cow

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The Hill Near Edinburgh That Hid Secret Roman Treasure

Back in May 1919, Traprain Law in East Lothian made headlines far and wide when archaeologists excavating earthworks around the hillside discovered a 5th century pit containing an incredible hoard of buried silver vessels, coins and other objects dating from the last days of the Roman Empire.

Where Is Arthur’s Seat?

Arthur’s Seat is one of four hill forts situated within Holyrood Park, Edinburgh Scotland. These forts  date from around 2,000 years ago. 

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Get Your Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide

Around The Web

Dabton House Unveiled in Scotland

The historic Scottish country house has been transformed into private hire accommodation. Here’s what guests can expect.

Nine things you cannot miss in Scotland – TravelDailyNews International

Discover the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands by booking your tickets on British Airways flights.

A guide to Aberdeen, Scotland’s surprising ‘Granite City’ by the sea

Scotland’s ‘granite city’ is full of surprises, with transformed spaces, artisanal brewing and surfing by the beach.

Stag goes swimming off Scottish island

Passengers on a boat trip off Scotland’s west coast stopped to watch a red deer stag wander to the water’s edge, and then jump in and swim to the far shore.

Euro 2024: The cheapest ways to follow England and Scotland in Germany next summer

Exclusive: Why England, Scotland and possibly even Wales fans should book travel to the tournament in Germany before 2 December.

Edinburgh tourist tax: Public asked to have their say

People in Edinburgh are being asked their views on plans for a tourist tax in the capital. Edinburgh council is exploring proposals for a charge 

15 evocative photos looking back at Edinburgh’s George Street over the years

One of Edinburgh’s most famous addresses, George Street was the place to go in the 1960s, whether you wanted to buy household appliances or even a new car.

Edinburgh steak restaurant launches Sunday Roast menu with live jazz

A city centre steak restaurant will next month introduce a new Sunday Jazz Lunch, with renowned musicians from across the country

Photo of historic lost Edinburgh pub discovered during house renovations in Australia

A vintage photograph of two figures standing outside a lost Edinburgh pub has been unearthed during a home renovation more than 10,000 miles

Loch Fyne Hotel and Spa, the ultimate secluded stay in the Scottish Highlands

Fine food, a refurbished spa and a far-from-the-madding-crowd location await, writes Joanna Whitehead.

Hidden Gems of Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Scotland’s captivating capital, is renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture. 

While most tourists flock to the well-trodden paths of the Old Town and New Town, these areas can become overwhelmingly crowded, especially during peak summer months. 

But fear not, for there’s a different side to Edinburgh waiting to be explored.

4 great walks from Glen Coe: the ultimate Highland base camp

Glen Coe is an icon of the Scottish Highlands – with dramatic mountains, spectacular wildlife, and bloody history.

‘Cosy’ Scottish Highlands hotel hosting a free Winter Wonderland this Christmas

A “lovely” hotel in the Scottish Highlands has announced a special Christmas extravaganza featuring live music and food that will be open to the public

From Social Media

One of Scotland’s most recognisable locations!

Hands up who’s visited the iconic Glencoe

Glencoe, Highlands

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Scottish Food You Will Love

The BEST Afternoon Tea EVER at the Signet Library in Edinburgh

Coo Wee

Experience the first moments of life of this Baby Scottish Highland Cow

This amazing video of a Baby Scottish Highland Cow’s birth and first moments of life is sure to astonish and amaze you. Watch as the baby calf takes her first steps out into the world, struggling against its mother’s weight, determined to make it through.

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