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Join Us For #ScotlandHour
Scotland Hour is a chance for travellers and locals alike to chat about all things Scottish – and this month we’re co-hosting it! Originally set up in 2011 by one of […]
Katrina Patrick
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What’s On
Spring Fling Is In The Air…
Scotland’s premier art and craft open studio, Spring Fling, opens its doors next month Recent flurries of snow might make it seem as if we’re turning back to winter right now, […]
Culture
What’s In A Name? | Part 3
The third part in our series as we continue to explore the history and myths behind some of Scotland’s place names… The Reach of the Campbells There are two Campbel(l)towns […]
People
Tom Weir’s 1979 Archives
Our collection of “My Month” articles published in The Scots Magazine in 1979 Ailnack Gorges And Beyond… A hike in the gorges, Lochnagar corrie controversy, and a very unusual cairn In Winter […]
People
Tom Weir’s 1978 Archives
Our collection of “My Month” articles published in The Scots Magazine in 1978 Sport For Spartans On the rise of Scottish skiing Scotland In Miniature The fascinating history and future of […]
What’s On
Ten Things You Cannae Miss… April 22 – 28
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend and in the coming week Dutch Dancing The Netherlands Dans Theatre are returning […]
Community
Our May Issue 2016
Check out the cracking line-up of content in our May issue… People We speak to impresario Sir Cameron Mackintosh Meet Polly Puller and the men behind a fantastic new wildlife book […]
Outdoor Scotland
Urquhart Castle
Without question one of the most haunting ruins in the land, Urquhart enjoys pride of place on the western banks of Loch Ness. In centuries past it had to endure […]
Outdoor Scotland
Threave Castle
Little Threave Castle has to be one of the world’s cutest castles. Only really amounting to a single tower, it enjoys superb and remote placement over the beautiful countryside near […]
Outdoor Scotland
Tantallon Castle
A favourite for photographers, Tantallon is just barely hanging on to our east coastline. Peering down over the booming cliffs to the east of North Berwick, the 14th Century ruin […]
