Things to do around Falkirk: Your guide to exploring the history, engineering, scenery and adventure!

Perfectly positioned between Edinburgh and Glasgow, Falkirk is one of Scotland’s most underrated destinations. Rich in history, engineering marvels, beautiful parks and outdoor adventures, it’s the ideal base for a day trip or a longer Scottish getaway. Whether you’re fascinated by Roman history, looking for family-friendly attractions, or simply want to enjoy spectacular scenery, here’s…

Outlander Filming Locations Around Falkirk: Step Into Jamie and Claire’s Scotland

Outlander Filming Locations Around Falkirk: Step Into Jamie and Claire’s Scotland Fans of Outlander don’t need to travel far from Edinburgh to experience some of the show’s most memorable filming locations. The Falkirk area is home to several sites that appeared throughout the series, from grand country estates to historic railways and atmospheric graveyards. Whether…

Fishing in Central Scotland: A guide to Stirling and Perthshire

Central Scotland, particularly Stirlingshire and Perthshire, offers some of the finest freshwater fishing in the UK. With iconic rivers, peaceful lochs, and a deep angling heritage, it’s a dream destination whether you’re a seasoned angler or just starting out. Here’s everything you need to know – from fish species and seasons to permits and the…

Easter holiday fun for kids

Easter holiday fun for kids April is a wonderful time to experience Scotland as the days grow longer and milder, and the country begins to burst back into life. April sees many iconic attractions reopen for the season, alongside a lively calendar of events and festivals getting underway, so there’s no shortage of exciting things…

Set in Scotland – The eighth season of Outlander

When Outlander returns for its eighth and final season, fans once again find themselves transported across centuries and continents. But while the story spans Scotland and colonial America, the magic behind the camera remains firmly rooted in one place: Scotland. Season 8 continues the series’ tradition of transforming Scotland’s castles, villages and wild landscapes into…

Moirlanich Longhouse – A unique insight into rural family life in 19th-century Scotland!

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…