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…
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…
As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, October in Central Scotland takes on an enchanting, slightly eerie atmosphere. Halloween here isn’t just a single night – it’s a whole season of storytelling, folklore, and festive fun. From ghost tours to pumpkin trails, this part of Scotland is the perfect place to embrace…
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.…
Central Scotland, encompassing regions like Perthshire, Stirling, and the Fife area, is home to several notable whisky distilleries. Here’s a list of some prominent ones: 1. Tullibardine Distillery Location: Blackford, Perthshire Overview: Established in 1949, Tullibardine produces a range of single malts known for their smooth and creamy character. 2. Deanston Distillery Location: Doune, near…
Do you know your ‘Mirrie Dancers’ from your ‘unbrak’, or your ‘flukra’ from your ‘flin’? You’re about to! We’ve written this handy wee list of some of my favourite ‘coorie’ words to get you in the mood for a Scottish winter and hopefully inspire your holiday planning. Whether you’re looking for adventure in the snowy…
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…
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,…
Lochearnhead, nestled in the stunning Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park in Scotland, offers a variety of activities for visitors. Lochearnhead offers a blend of outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, and stunning natural beauty, making it a perfect destination for visitors of all interests. Here’s a list of things you can do in and around…
This region, rich in rolling hills, lush forests, and scenic lochs, provides a diverse range of trails for all levels of walkers. Whether you’re exploring the rugged terrain of the Trossachs, meandering through the serene landscapes of the Forth Valley, or tracing the footsteps of ancient battles around Stirling, each path unveils a tapestry of…