Central Scotland is a golfer’s paradise, boasting an array of picturesque courses nestled amidst stunning landscapes. From the tranquil shores of Loch Earn to the rolling hills of Callander, golfers of all skill levels can find their perfect fairway in this breathtaking region. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at some of…
Do you ever wonder how people lived 2500 years ago? Do you ever wish you could travel back in time and walk among your ancestors? Now you can! The Scottish Crannog Centre is a museum situated on the banks of Loch Tay. At the Crannog Centre they interpret the lives of Crannog Dwellers… It is…
Stirlingshire, nestled in the heart of Central Scotland, boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the iconic Stirling Castle perched atop its rocky outcrop to the breathtaking landscapes of the Trossachs National Park, this region captivates visitors from around the world. However, as we celebrate the wonders of Stirlingshire, it’s essential…
Central Scotland features a diverse array of sculptures and statues, each telling a unique story of the region’s history and culture. From historic monuments to contemporary installations, these artworks showcase the creativity of local artists and invite residents and visitors to explore and connect with the essence of our vibrant community… This leads us to…
Trying local food and drink was one of the top activities for people enjoying a break in Scotland last year and for good reason! Scotland’s food and drink has long been a jewel in the tourism crown. The country’s landscape, extensive coastline and history have shaped our incredible larder and made it world renowned. Farmers…
The Danish has their of ‘Hygge’ but here in Scotland we have our own word – ‘Coorie’. Pronounced like “coo-ree”, it is a Scottish term, often described as the art of embracing comfort and coziness. It’s a concept ingrained in the Scottish culture. It’s about finding peace in simple pleasures, slowing down and appreciating the…
With dark nights and a chill in the air, there’s no better time embark on a journey through the mist-laden landscapes and ancient castles of Central Scotland. We delve into some of ghostly stories that haunt the historic nooks and crannies of this enchanting region, where every whispered legend and spectral encounter beckons with a…
Embarking on a train journey through Central Scotland is a captivating adventure that unveils diverse landscapes and historic landmarks. As the train sets the pace, passengers are treated to the scenic splendour that define this picturesque region. Edinburgh to Aviemore train journey Bo’ness and Kinneil Railway Museum Based in Bo’ness, just a 40 minute drive…
Scotland has a long literary tradition, providing inspiration for authors across the world. Some authors have created a global following with popular television and film adaptations. The novels of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson helped to put Scotland on the literary map. There’s an abundance of books and movies set in Scotland. The below…
Robert Burns, also known as Scotland’s National Bard or simply the ‘Bard of Ayrshire’, was a prolific Scottish poet and lyricist He wrote his first poem aged 15. By the time he died in 1796 at 37 years old, he had completed around 220 works! His life and works Burns wrote extensively in both Scots and…