Tucked away in Perthshire, Scotland, on the tranquil shores of Loch Tay, lie the haunting ruins of the old village of Lawers. Dating back to medieval times, this once-thriving settlement was the most significant village in the area and home to the legendary Lady of Lawers. Today, it stands abandoned, offering visitors an evocative glimpse…
Stirling, known as the “Gateway to the Highlands,” is a city steeped in history — and with history often comes hauntings. From its imposing castle to ancient battlefields and eerie jails, Stirling’s past is filled with tales of restless spirits and unexplained phenomena. If you’re brave enough, here’s a tour through Stirling’s most haunted sites…
Exploring Scotland’s stunning lochs, forests, and hills is even better with your dog by your side and thankfully, many local cafés and restaurants agree. Whether you’re staying in Comrie, hiking near Killin, or enjoying the peaceful charm of Strathyre or Kenmore, there are plenty of dog-welcoming places to eat and relax. In this list, we…
Munro bagging—climbing Scotland’s legendary 3,000-foot peaks—is one of the great outdoor challenges in the UK. And if you’re wondering where to begin, look no further than Perthshire. With its welcoming villages, breathtaking scenery, and 28 stunning Munros, it’s the perfect place to start (or continue) your journey. So why Perthshire? Because every mountain here is…
As spring bursts into life across Scotland, a magical transformation takes place in the woodlands — carpets of delicate, nodding bluebells appear, painting the forest floors in dreamy shades of violet-blue. Central Scotland, with its rich mix of ancient woods, lochs, and gentle hills, is one of the best places to witness this fleeting spectacle.…
Few places in Scotland can claim to be as deeply woven into the country’s history as Scone Palace. This stunning stately home, nestled in the heart of Perthshire, is more than just a breathtaking historic site—it’s a symbol of Scotland’s past, present, and future. And as it officially reopens to visitors for 2025, there’s never…
Get ready for a weekend of delicious food, refreshing drinks, and family fun! The Springfest Food and Drink Festival is back at Loch Lomond Shores this April! Discover a lively mix of flavors, crafts, and entertainment at this community event. From street food vendors serving dishes from around the world to stalls showcasing local produce…
Tucked away in the charming village of Acharn, near Kenmore, the Falls of Acharn is a spectacular hidden gem in Highland Perthshire. This enchanting waterfall, set amidst lush woodland, is a must-visit for anyone exploring the area. Whether you’re a keen hiker, a nature lover, the Falls of Acharn offers a great walk that’s achievable…
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…
With a rich history spanning over a thousand years, take a walk around Doune and Deanston and discover some of our unique people, stories and places… Harvey Mapmakers are located in Doune, Scotland. You can browse their range of maps and map gifts and you can find out about cartography and how they make thier…