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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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.
Nuggets of Scottish history! Discover the life story of Mary, Queen of Scots. Murder, intrigue and ambition overshadowed the rule of this romanticised royal...
A comfortingly creamy Cullen Skink with the indulgent addition of Old Pulteney, single malt whisky. Perfect for celebrating Burns Night at home this year!
Nuggets of Scottish history! Discover Sir William Wallace, the Scottish knight who became one of the main leaders during the First War of Scottish Independence.
Step back in time in the reconstructed Gearrannan Blackhouse Village on the isle of Lewis - with traditional accommodation on site! The perfect way to explore the traditional Scottish island life.
Long before the American Declaration of Independence, the Declaration of Arbroath made clear the responsibilities of royal rulers I’m going to take a wee break from castles – just […]
Nairn’s, producers of exceptional Scottish oatcakes, and award-winning Edinburgh-based chef Mark Greenaway have joined forces to devise a special gourmet treat just for Burns Night! Haggis, Neeps and Tatties […]
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