Scotland

Planning a Scottish vacation should ideally involve more than deciding upon your destinations and travel plans. This page looks at some important factors which you are likely... keep reading →

The Highland clearences began with the introduction of sheep farming in 1760, people were forced out of their homes,whole villages and towns burned to the ground to make room... keep reading →

NORTH BRIDGE LEITH PORTOBELLO SALISBURY CRAGS ARTHUR'S SEAT EDINBURGH CASTLE FROM PRINCES ST GARDENS PRINCES ST GARDENS VIEW OF EDINBURGH CITY FROM ARTHUR'S SEAT EDINBURGH... keep reading →

Glasgow Cathedral, otherwise known as St. Kentigern's or St. Mungo's Cathedral, is situated in the heart of Glasgow right next to the Royal Infirmary. It's history is of... keep reading →

The Rest and Be Thankful is the natural summit in the road which links Loch Long at Ardgarten with Loch Fyne at Cairndow, in Argyll, Scotland. This page features details of... keep reading →

What are Highland Games, a brief history of the games and their origins keep reading →

Alitlle bit of Scottish Humor to brighten up your day. keep reading →

Need a break, but only have a few days to spare? Why not try Edinburgh for a city break? It's a perfect blend of ancient and modern, with something to suit the whole family. keep reading →

In 1495 King's College was founded by Bishop Elphinstone, whose grave site may still be seen in front of the chapel, with its odd, crown-shaped tower summit. To express it... keep reading →

Castle Trail Map The Scottish Castle Trail in Aberdeenshire and Moray takes visitors on a tour through the last thousand years of a turbulent history. Some of the castles are... keep reading →