Heritage
The Great Eight – Glamis Castle
Stunning Glamis Castle, the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, has fascinating tales to tell. Discover the top eight "must-see" artefacts here.
Heritage
Culture
The Crown of Scotland With Queen For The Final Time
This week Queen Elizabeth II has been lying in state in St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh. Discover more about the Crown of Scotland that sat atop her coffin.
Recipes
Tasty Father’s Day Macaroon Recipe
Gary Maclean, The National Chef of Scotland and MasterChef champion, whips up a tasty treat for Father’s Day This Father’s Day, I’m sharing this macaroon recipe and thinking about […]
Heritage
Four Centuries Of Scotland’s Untold LGBT History
Over four centuries of Scotland’s untold LGBT history is to be revealed to the public for the first time as part of a series of guided tours to celebrate Pride month in June.
Focus
Did You Know? Dunfermline!
Dunfermline has been awarded city status as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Discover three fascinating facts about this interesting, historical site!
Culture
Statue Of The Scottish WW1 Heroine, Elsie Inglis!
The search begins for a sculptor of the Scottish WW1 heroine, Elsie Inglis. It’s time for Edinburgh to finally thank Dr Elsie Inglis and give her the recognition she deserves.
Burns
Haggis-spiced Crème Brulee
Haggis-spiced crème brulee with Atholl Brose ice cream by Scott Davies, Head Chef at The Three Chimneys.
Burns
Q-Aye – Burns Edition Part 2
Mair facts about the Bard himself and his influence around the world… 6. Burns body was exhumed in 1815 to be placed in a new mausoleum in Dumfries. Whilst […]
Heritage
Carnegie Museum
One of Scotland’s most notable “sons” is the industrialist, business magnate and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie… The 100th anniversary of Andrew Carnegie’s death was in 2019, and you can commemorate […]
Focus
A Royal Resting Place – Dunfermline Abbey
This magnificent building is an attraction on two counts. Firstly, for its superb architecture and secondly as the resting place of some of Scotland’s greatest kings and queens.
