In search of stars and the Aurora Borealis? Scotland has some of the largest expanses of dark sky in Europe, perfect for stargazing. Discover the best spots in Scotland to explore the night sky.
Scotland has some of the largest expanses of dark sky in Europe making it a perfect destination for eager stargazers and aurora chasers. Here are the top dark sky events in Scotland.
Take in the most northern frontier of the Roman Empire, which runs roughly 63km (39 miles) from Old Kilpatrick in West Dunbartonshire to Carriden, near Bo’ness, on the Firth of […]
Reader suggestion. The iconic crane on Clydeside that symbolises Glasgow’s industrial heritage is now a popular visitor attraction and an ideal spot for a picture. Find out more or discover […]
A Victorian bathing complex run by its members; it is the oldest community club of its kind in the world and a beautiful location for a swim. Visit the Arlington […]
The island is linked to the mainland by a 1.6km (one mile) causeway, covered by several feet of water when the tide is in. It is a popular haunt for […]
Discover royal treasures on a tour of the palace’s decadent rooms, stroll with peacocks on the lawn, and navigate the Murray Star Maze of 2000 beech trees – this crowning […]
This is where Sir Walter Scott’s character in Waverley supposedly lived, and today it’s a fascinating education centre for exploring Earth’s geology. Watch the planet evolve from space and get […]
This beautiful circular walking route from Errol explores the sandbanks near Port Allen and some of the most extensive reedbeds in Britain – a popular spot for birdwatching. Watch out […]
Recommended by @FindingScotland. Nestled in the sunny Southside of Glasgow, Queen’s Park is a solace for residents – with nature galore and beautiful views. I visit practically every day, and […]
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