Adrenaline-pumping activities, exciting events, wildlife, history and so much more. Scotland has an abundance of amazing experiences to offer, from traditional local festivals and laid back pursuits such as fishing and golf, to a huge array of historic sites and cultural highlights. There is so much to do it’s hard to know where to start. Well, why not let us guide you through some of the top things to do in the area. On our blog you can read about Scotland’s many attractions, activities and events.
The Crannog Centre near Kenmore opened its doors to visitors once again for the 2019 season on the 30th March. The centre, one of only 2 of its kind in the UK, is a significant and unique historical site featuring a reconstructed Crannog, an Iron Age dwelling built over water, in this case Loch Tay.…
Last Sunday, 7th April, gave us the rare opportunity of seeing over 80 classic cars pass through our region whilst competing in the 2019 Flying Scotsman 2019 Endurance Rally. The Rally had started on Friday 5th April in the Lake District before winding it’s way north for the last leg on Sunday which started at…
World of Wings is Scotland’s largest and most extensive Bird of Prey collection with wonderful Hawks, Eagles, Owls, Falcons and other exotics. It is located in the village of Luggiebank just on the outskirts of Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire. Bird of Prey Experiences Handling and flying sessions are some of the most popular events, with everyone…
As the weather slowly starts warming up and Spring approaches, walking holidays in Scotland start taking off and becoming more popular again. The Rob Roy Way is an extremely popular and scenic route located in the heart of Perthshire. Spanning 79 miles. The route follows in the footsteps of the outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor and…
The sun is peeking through the clouds, daffodils are appearing at the side of the street and Easter is just around the corner. Spring is the perfect season to visit the numerous attractions that Scotland has to offer: from historic sites to museums and parks, here are a few suggestions to help you plan the…
Using 3D screens and an interactive battle map, the Battle of Bannockburn Centre takes you back in time to this pivotal event in Scottish history. Established near the site of the battle the centre boasts a unique experience, with holograms bringing the past to life. The main focus is the battle room, where you can…
If you read our Film Locations in Central Scotland blog post, you will know how easy it is to plan your holiday itinerary around Jaime and Claire’s adventures. As the latest season of the show was released last autumn, we decided to bring you a new Outlander-themed blog post and update it with the locations…
Did you know that about one third of the people who walk the West Highland Way every year abandon it before reaching the end? That is why we decided to create an easy 4-step guide for those of you who are thinking about conquering Scotland’s most scenic long distance walking route. SET A BUDGET Unless…
Highland Chocolatier is a chocolate shop, lounge and exhibition room, not to mention the home of award-winning Master Chocolatier Iain Burnett. This 4 star tourist attraction is located in Grandtully, in a scenic spot on the banks of River Tay, and it is a must-visit for all chocolate lovers and refined palates. Chocolate tastings…
The Scottish diaspora is large and there are many who celebrate their heritage and ties to the country around the globe. The traditions of clans and tartans are kept alive at Highland Games events and there is a wealth of history for visitors to explore. If you are interested in researching your family history there…