Burns Night explained: Traditions, food and why we celebrate Scotland’s national poet
Burns Night is Scotland’s annual celebration of poet Robert Burns, held on January 25 every year. In 2026,…
Spending Burns Night in Edinburgh? Here’s how to soak up the city’s literary spirit
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Scotland’s capital may be best known for its raucous…
“Don’t Joust Mid-Reel”: A Kiltmaker’s Guide to Surviving the Ceilidh
With Burns Night just around the corner, ceilidhs are back in full swing across Edinburgh. But while traditional…
The Perthshire town named ‘top autumn staycation spot’ in Scotland
It is home to one of the country’s most spectacular walks.This article contains affiliate links, we will receive…
The picturesque Scottish region with wild trails and castles perfect for gravel biking
A rugged Scottish region is drawing adventurous cyclists with its history and wild beautyA quiet region of southwest…
Time travel ‘evidence’ as iPhone spotted in 1882 painting of Robert Burns
A painting of Robert Burns and ‘Highland Mary’ has caused a stir among social media users after some…
The story of how a stool thrown in iconic Edinburgh cathedral toppled a regime
King Charles I’s push for religious reforms in Scotland enraged the Edinburgh mob and lit the fuse for…