Once you’ve seen spots like Dunbartonshire’s Loch Lomond, you’ll know why glossy travel mags vote Scotland the world’s most beautiful country.
This isn’t just where King Charles III carries out his royal duties in Scotland. It’s also the heart of Scottish royalty – a line... Keep reading
Move over Hogwarts, this is the new home to witchcraft and wizardry. Get ready to cast spells, mix potions in and go head-to-head with... Keep reading
Looking for something to do in Loch Lomond (that doesn’t count on good weather)? Give SEA LIFE a go and you’ll soon realise that... Keep reading
Scotland’s had more than its fair share of bloodthirsty history. We’re talking body-snatchers like Burke and Hare, cannibals like Sawney Bean and sword-wielding warriors... Keep reading
But the people make it even better. Weegies welcome you to Glasgow with cheeky banter. Highlanders sing Gaelic songs. Largs Scottish-Italians serve legendary ice cream. Nom nom.
Did someone say ‘dramatic scenery’? Enter Edinburgh’s castle-topped volcano and the three mahoosive bridges over the River Forth. Head through Fife and you can stop off at home of golf St Andrews. Then hop over the Tay to Dundee’s V&A design museum (looks like a lost spaceship).
Kids love Scotland’s parks, pools and (sometimes gruesome) historic attractions. Adults love the whisky, culture, and romantic scenery. Either way, you’re onto a winner.
The official animal of Scotland is the unicorn - who knew?! We thought it was the wild haggis...
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