5 Things to do in Central Scotland this half term (whatever the weather)

Scotland in February and March is a wonderland of experiences, from nature’s delicate beauty to thrilling outdoor adventures.  Whether you’re exploring historic castles, meeting Highland cows and alpacas, or uncovering Scotland’s rich maritime and artistic heritage, there’s something for everyone this season. Get ready for an action packed break in Central Scotland! Scottish Snowdrop Festival,…

The Quaich: Scotland’s Cup of Friendship

The Quaich (pronounced “quake”) is more than just a traditional Scottish drinking vessel; it is a symbol of friendship, hospitality, and unity, steeped in centuries of history and tradition. Its name derives from the Gaelic word “cuach,” meaning cup or bowl, and its origins trace back to the Highlands of Scotland, where it was an…

From Castles to Hikes: 15 Free Things to Do in Central Scotland

Central Scotland is filled with wonderful activities that are free to enjoy, from stunning nature spots to fascinating historical sites. Here are some top picks:   1. Explore the Hermitage – Dunkeld Walk through beautiful woodlands, past towering Douglas firs, and admire the stunning Black Linn Falls on the River Braan.   2. The Kelpies…

Ten top Family-Friendly Attractions

It feels like school holidays just ended, doesn’t it!? But you can make the October break easy on yourself by getting to the top family-friendly attractions in Central Scotland! There’s amazing attractions and activities in Central Scotland that are perfect for families during the October school holidays…. Central Scotland is a fantastic destination for families,…