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Moirlanich Longhouse is a beautifully conserved cottage giving unique insight into rural family life in 19th-century Scotland. This cruck-framed byre dwelling nestled in Glen Lochay offers a unique opportunity to visit a traditional rural home, virtually unchanged since its last inhabitant left in 1968. Inside, the family’s living quarters are separated from the cattle byre by…
It’s easy to find stunning views and scenery in Scotland. Winter might seem like a empty, desolate time to visit but the cold brings with it snow, icicles, clear crisp days and many superb vistas. In this list, we share some of the best winter sightseeing points in Central Scotland. Some you can enjoy form…
The Comrie Flambeaux is a unique Hogmanay ritual. On the stroke of midnight, December 31st, a torchlight procession marches through the village. Traditionally the procession involves the twelve strongest men of the village carrying long, thick birch poles, to which burning tarred rags are attached, to each of the four corners of the village. Whilst…
The Northern Lights in Scotland – also called the Aurora Borealis – are nature’s very own theatrical performance. Witnessing the Aurora Borealis is an incredible experience. It may surprise you, but northern Scotland actually lies at the same latitude as Stavanger in Norway and Nunivak Island in Alaska, giving you a good chance of spotting…