Bonnie Prince Charlie and The Jacobite Rebellion
One of the most pivotal periods in Scottish history, the failed rebellion of Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites had widespread repercussions
The plot and cast are extraordinary: a foreigner, 52nd in line to the...
Lost Rubens painting of Jacobean duke found in Glasgow stately home
Oil painting by leading 17th-century Flemish artist is of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham - a controversial figure in Jacobean times
For years it was thought that a portrait hanging in a stately home...
Beautiful photos of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
We take a tour of Scotland’s largest island, which is home to some of the most remote settlements in Britain. Take a look at these stunning photos of Lewis and Harris
Desolate yet dramatic, windswept...
William Wallace, Scotland’s greatest hero
Mel Gibson played him in Braveheart, but William Wallace was, of course, also a real person. He was Scotland’s greatest hero.
William Wallace was a knight who became one of the main leaders during the...
Who was Queen Anne? What was her role in the Treaty of Union?
Queen Anne oversaw the Treaty of Union and the Acts of Union bringing England and Scotland together under a single parliament of Great Britain. She reigned from 1702 to 1714
The 18th century was a time...
Who was Mary, Queen of Scots? Why was she imprisoned?
Mary Stuart became queen of the Scots when she was six days old, was widowed at 18 and was executed aged 44. She ruled from 1542 to 1567
Mary Queen of Scots was born in 1542,...
Who was Robert the Bruce? Who did he murder?
Robert I of Scotland murdered his rival, attacked English occupiers and eventually negotiated peace talks. He ruled from 1306 to 1329
Born in Ayr in 1274, Robert the Bruce was on the side of King...
Five of the best Bonfire Night celebrations 2016
Remember remember the 5 November with our pick of this year’s best firework displays across the UK.
Though Bonfire Night seems less and less about Guy Fawkes, and ever more focused on fireworks, making bonfires,...
Help restore Culzean Castle’s kitchen garden
The historic kitchen garden at Culzean Castle in Carrick, Scotland, set to be restored using funds raised by the National Trust for Scotland’s US Foundation.
The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA has been challenged to raise $45,000...
Explore the best of Edinburgh
With the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in full swing, we check out the best things to enjoy in this vibrant city’s theatres and beyond.
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