On Saturday the final additions to the Tom Weir site in Balmaha were opened to the public A fifth storyboard and Mountain Garden organised by the Friends of Loch Lomond and The […]

This industrial city was once the jute capital of the world, and reminders of the 19th century industry can still be seen today… 1820 was an auspicious year for Dundee for […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

With its comprehensive refurb of the Royal Palace, Stirling has been brought up to a level of interior splendour that makes it very different to every other Scottish castle. Intended […]

The gigantic Linlithgow Palace, beautifully located on the banks of Linlithgow Loch, stood as a powerful status symbol for the Royal House of Stewart. Birthplace for Mary Queen of Scots, […]

As far as location goes, Kisimul is just about as dramatically picturesque as you can get. Standing protectively dominant over Castlebay, the island fortress has been a stronghold for the Clan […]

Much photographed. Much loved. Much nearly-drove-into-Loch-Awe-while-looking-out-the-window-furiously-trying-to-spot-it. Yes, chances are you’ve been there. Kilchurn is an absolute masterpiece. With its lochside location and backed by a superb Argyll landscape, it makes […]