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If you’re exploring central Scotland and looking for a day trip rich in history, beauty, and character, House of the Binns in West Lothian is a must-see. Just a short drive from Edinburgh, this laird’s house has been home to the Dalyell family for over 400 years and is now lovingly cared for by the…
Tucked away in Perthshire, Scotland, on the tranquil shores of Loch Tay, lie the haunting ruins of the old village of Lawers. Dating back to medieval times, this once-thriving settlement was the most significant village in the area and home to the legendary Lady of Lawers. Today, it stands abandoned, offering visitors an evocative glimpse…
Stirling, known as the “Gateway to the Highlands,” is a city steeped in history — and with history often comes hauntings. From its imposing castle to ancient battlefields and eerie jails, Stirling’s past is filled with tales of restless spirits and unexplained phenomena. If you’re brave enough, here’s a tour through Stirling’s most haunted sites…
Exploring Scotland’s stunning lochs, forests, and hills is even better with your dog by your side and thankfully, many local cafés and restaurants agree. Whether you’re staying in Comrie, hiking near Killin, or enjoying the peaceful charm of Strathyre or Kenmore, there are plenty of dog-welcoming places to eat and relax. In this list, we…