Scottish heritage

The popularity of Scotland stretches far beyond its geographical borders, fueled, in large part, by Hollywood's interest in the Scottish theme - Sean Connery (as James Bond), "Braveheart", etc. Indeed, the cultural spectrum of this part of Britain is enormous and comprises great history, music, traditional fashion, craftsmanship, signature whisky, and much much more. When in Edinburgh, you would definitely want to procure something memorable and distinctly Scottish to keep as a...

All the things you should not EVER do if you're visiting Scotland : because Scottish people absolutely HATE them (and you'll look a bit stupid...)

According to estimates, Scotland has around 500 clans, each with their own territories and castles, and some, like Clan Campbell, one of the most powerful Highland clans, had multiple settlements that can still be accessed today. In honor of Scottish heritage and our country's dark history, here are 17 famous Scottish castles, the clans that once occupied them, and where you can find them.

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Everything Zany 10 Scottish Traditions: Keeping The Vibrant Heritage of Scotland As a British citizen, I would love to highlight one of the main heritage and cultures here in the British Isles. I live in the UK for more than a decade now and have been to Scotland countless times exploring its main cities, towns, the Scottish islands and the Highlands. I love to share with you some of the Scottish traditions and culture. READ MORE This post 10 Scottish Traditions: Keeping The Vibrant Heritage…

Scotland has a long, rich and varied history, which is reflected in their unique national symbols.

Check out Ten Scottish Superstitions and see how many you are familiar with. Or perhaps your family practices generational superstitions too.

Scottish symbols are full of history, mystery, superstition and pageantry. Take a look at Scottish symbolism here.

DNA tests undertaken by the University of Strathclyde, proved a businessman is in the family line of King Robert III, who reigned from 1390 until his death in 1406.