Scotland

View a part of war history down at the war memorial in Lochaber. The commando memorial is one of Scotland’s best-known monuments, both as a war memorial and as a tourist attraction, next to this memorial you will be able to see …

History, sports and Highland enthusiasts, we’ve got the perfect visit for your stack! Head to the Braemar Highland Games Centre to discover Scotland’s Highland Games, a fantastic exhibition that tells the story of this long-lasting tradition that celebrates Scotland’s deep-rooted cultural and …

The town of Biggar, nestling within the heartland of one of Scotland’s premier dairy farming areas, has long been a favourite destination for families. Generation after generation of visitors to Biggar have fond memories of the many fine treats served by the …

New Lanark is a former 18th century cotton spinning mill village located on the banks of the Falls of Clyde just under 1 hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh. Today it is recognised as one of Scotland’s 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites of …

On the mystical Machrie Moor there’s an fascinating relic of the past waiting to be discovered. Used for religious rituals, cremations and burials, the Machrie Moor Standing Stones were once the centre of Neolithic life on Arran, and have stood in the …

Are you struggling to find that next location to take the family on a day out? Worry no more, as the Ardnamurchan Natural History Visitor Centre has got you covered! Bring along your loved ones and experience the magic of nature at …

Are you looking for your next exciting museum trip in Scotland? Why not head along to the Gairloch Heritage Museum and uncover everything the history of the area has to offer! Located inside a convereted nuclear bunker, the museum consists of exhibitions …

For those of you who love just a little bit of everything! Make sure to visit Sauchiehall Street on your next day out in Glasgow. This street is steeped in history, becoming world-famous for its impressive array of high-end entertainment venues, shops …

Are you looking for something interesting, yet peaceful, to do on your next day off? If so, look no further than St Andrews Cathedral in Glasgow. This fantastic cathedral was designed by the world-famous architect, James Gillespie Graham in 1814. The church …

Do you love history? Then make sure to visit Victoria Park and Fossil Grove, when visiting Glasgow. This fascinating facility is located within Victoria Park and houses fossilised remains of an ancient forest. Here you can see the perfectly preserved tree stumps, …

In the shadow of Loch Ness, where thousands of visitors descend to spot their favourite Scottish monster, lies an unsuspecting sight – one of the largest 18th-century military fortifications in the world, and one of the most outstanding seen in Europe, Fort …

Adored by Mary Queen of Scots, the country home of the Stuart monarchs is home to one of the oldest tennis courts in the UK. This incredible Renaissance pleasure palace is filled with intricate carvings, paintings and furniture all preserved by the …

Explore these striking ruins set against the rocky coastline of St Andrews! Once the seat of Scotland’s leading Bishops, St Andrews Castle dates all the way back to the middle ages and has been home to some of the most influential figures …

Do you love both architecture and history? Or do you just want to experience a break from the hectic hustle and bustle of the city centre? If so, the Mitchell Library is the perfect place for you to visit on your next …

Once the largest church in Scotland, what remains of St Andrews Cathedral is impressive even in its ruined state with a remarkable collection of medieval statues and stunning views of the coast and Fife. Wander its crumbled walls and soak up the …

Descend beneath a Scottish farmhouse and discover Scotland’s secret nuclear war bunker. This unassuming farmhouse conceals a secret kept for over 50 years – Scotland’s underground nuclear command centre! Built by the RAF in 1953 to withstand the threat of a nuclear …

Kirkcaldy Galleries first opened its doors in 2013 when Fife council went ahead with a huge £2.5 million refurbishment. Visitors will be spoilt for choice – the centre has many interesting things on-site, like a library, a museum, an art gallery, local …

Fancy learning more about the history and heritage of Scotland’s maritime life? Why not come along and visit the Scottish Maritime Museum in Irvine! Plan your trip now and set sail on a journey through a history full of stories and tales …

A visit to the stunning Isle of Tiree is not complete without a trip to the historical centre, also known as An Iodhlann (pronounced ‘an-ee-lun’), which is Gaelic for ‘stackyard’, a place where the harvest is stored. They started their collection in …

Located on a stunning section of Fife coastline overlooking the Firth of Forth are The Wemyss Caves, home to the largest collection of Pictish carvings anywhere on the planet! Unbelievably, they are over 1,500 years old. The ancient drawings include over 50 …

Immerse yourself in the iconic locations of Outlander for a full day of touring. Not only is this a great activity for all fans of the books and show, but it’s also a great way to explore historic West Lothian! They’ll guide …

The Isle of Arran Heritage Museum first opened its doors in 1979.  It’s home to some fascinating exhibits about the social history, archaeology and geology of the ancient Isle of Arran. The main building itself was originally a small school, and many other …

If you are interested in finding out more about the history of the beautiful Isle of Mull, then this is the right place for you! The history of Mull is crammed into the Mull Museum, a small museum that is full of …

Blackness Castle is commonly referred to as ‘the ship that never sailed’ due to its aesthetic similarity to a large ship and its proximity to the water. It was originally constructed in the 15th century for the noble Crichton family but came …

The Cambo Gardens and Estate is a great place to enjoy the outdoors! Famous across the world for its iconic Snowdrops, The Cambo estate covers the grand stately home, a stunning RHS Partner Georgian Walled Garden, and over 70 acres of lush …

Discover the secrets of the old town jail, and learn about the dark history of corporal punishment in Stirling with this fun and informative tour. With their new audio tour recorded by their brilliant team of actors, you can explore the jail …

See history unfold like never before with the Battle of Bannockburn Experience in Stirling! This immersive recreation of the famous battle for Scottish independence against the English army, complete with the sights and sounds of battle ringing in your ears and the …

Don’t pass up the opportunity to see Stirling from a bird’s eye view at the National Wallace Monument! Built to commemorate Scotland’s national hero William Wallace, this tower has become as much a part of the landscape as the Ochil hills, and …

If you’re a fan of classic TV or just fascinating Scottish history, Doune Castle has to be on your Stack! A film location for Monty Python, Outlander and even Game of Thrones, this medieval castle is well worth a visit and not …

Step into the ancient past at the Maeshowe Chambered Cairn, a tomb built almost 5,000 years ago! This grassy mound is more than meets the eye, with some of the most incredible neolithic architecture hidden inside. Admission to the centre is free …

Ready to travel to the edge of the world? Rising out of the turbulent Atlantic sea, the isolated Hebridean island of St. Kilda was left abandoned in 1930 when the community grew too small to sustain its way of life. The remnants …