If there’s one thing you need to know about Stirling, it’s how pivotal this city has been throughout Scottish history. This is the gateway to the Highlands, the lynchpin that holds the country together and it’s absolutely packed with stories. Read more…
There are few castles in Scotland as picturesque as Kilchurn Castle on Loch Awe. It’s right at the top of Scotland’s most Instagrammable spots, but that’s not the only thing you should visit for. The reason why Kilchurn Castle is Read more…
There are so many things to do in Angus, but it’s easily one of Scotland’s most underrated regions. Visitors often drive through it to reach the castles of Aberdeenshire or round it towards the alluring Highlands. Unfortunately, those who do Read more…
Nestled in the Cairngorm National Park, deep in the Scottish Highlands, you’ll find the Green Loch otherwise known as An Lochan Uaine! It’s a special place of incredible beauty but like most of Scotland, this scenic spot also has some Read more…
If you’re heading to Loch Lomond during a trip to Scotland, then there’s a good chance you’ll be visiting Luss village. This wee place is one of the prettiest in Scotland, with perfectly pruned gardens lining the quiet streets. Take Read more…
Scotland is blessed with many incredible lochs, but it’s rare to see more than a tiny part of them. When most people visit Loch Fyne, all they see is Inveraray and then they’re off again. Don’t get me wrong, that’s Read more…
It’s the capital of the northeast of Scotland and a vibrant, active city that doesn’t get nearly enough attention! This is also where I spent four years at University, so you can trust that I know how to spend the Read more…
There are hundreds of haunted places in Scotland, from ancient castles to ruined abbeys. With all the drama and tragedy this country has seen, it’s almost a surprise when somewhere doesn’t have a ghost! Some people like to avoid spooky Read more…
When it comes to national icons, standing stones in Scotland are right up there alongside castles and bagpipes. They’re found spread across the country in all shapes and sizes. Some have fancy information boards and car parks, others are seemingly Read more…
Chances are that most people have never heard of the incredible Isle of Ulva. At only five miles long and a couple miles wide, it’s one of the smallest inhabited islands in the Hebrides, found off the west coast of Read more…
