Central Scotland, particularly Stirlingshire and Perthshire, offers some of the finest freshwater fishing in the UK. With iconic rivers, peaceful lochs, and a deep angling heritage, it’s a dream destination whether you’re a seasoned angler or just starting out. Here’s everything you need to know – from fish species and seasons to permits and the…
Ten amazing museums in Central Scotland that you have never heard of… Museums are trusted public spaces where people encounter stories, objects and one another. Scotland has some internationally recognised museums. Organised on 18 May each year or around this date, the events and activities planned to celebrate International Museum Day can last a day,…
One of the greatest luxuries of a dog-friendly holiday isn’t just where you stay, it’s what’s waiting right outside your front door. No packing the car, no long drives, no stress. Just step outside, clip on the lead (or not!), and go. In Central Scotland, that kind of freedom is easy to find. From peaceful…
Plan your Central Scotland Highland Games trip Highland games have been a part of Scotland’s culture for hundreds of years and are just as popular today as they’ve ever been. It’s no wonder when you experience the sense of community, heritage and celebration at each of Scotland’s Highland games. Find out more about the games…
Easter holiday fun for kids April is a wonderful time to experience Scotland as the days grow longer and milder, and the country begins to burst back into life. April sees many iconic attractions reopen for the season, alongside a lively calendar of events and festivals getting underway, so there’s no shortage of exciting things…
Innerpeffray Castle – an interesting secret! The castle stands near the small hamlet of Innerpeffray, about four miles southeast of Crieff. Perched on a wooded promontory above the River Earn, the site overlooks an ancient crossing point that has been used for centuries. The ford here still exists today and lies along the route of…
When Outlander returns for its eighth and final season, fans once again find themselves transported across centuries and continents. But while the story spans Scotland and colonial America, the magic behind the camera remains firmly rooted in one place: Scotland. Season 8 continues the series’ tradition of transforming Scotland’s castles, villages and wild landscapes into…
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…