Scotland is blessed with hundreds of incredible historic spots, but few can match the stories of Stirling Castle! Guarding a vital crossing point over the River Forth for centuries, this fortress is the birthplace of Kings and Queens of Scots. Some of the most important events in Scottish history took Read more
If there’s one area of Scotland that’s too often overlooked, it’s the wee county of Clackmannanshire. Wedged between Stirling, Fife and Perthshire, it’s Scotland’s smallest region, but it has one big highlight. If you like castles, then the Clackmannanshire Tower Trail might be right up your street! Aberdeenshire might be Read more
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. Once home to Kings and Queens of Scots, it’s no 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 two steps away from the carefully manicured streets though and Read more
While the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond are beautiful, they’re outshone by a visit to Inchcailloch Island. It’s one of the 22 islands of Loch Lomond, each with their own name, story and quirks. One was planted with Yew trees by Robert the Bruce, one sheltered William Wallace, one is Read more