Discover the current legal status of cannabis in Scotland, including its use for medicinal purposes and the penalties for possession.
Everything you need to know about currency in Scotland. Scottish banks, ATMs, bank cards and coin/note denominations.
The deadly beast of beast of Caerbannog resides at Tomnadashan Mine! Are you brave enough to visit?
The Aquadome in Inverness boasts a wave pool, three flumes, lazy river and much more! A great day out with the kids.
There isn't much left to see of Rothes Castle, but it's a nice place to visit in Rothes in central Moray while travelling the A941.
Let's look at the story behind Ralston Cairn, situated in the breathtaking Glencoe Valley in west Scotland.
Do palm trees really grow in Scotland? Lets look at this interesting tree which can be found in west Scotland.
The Family Ness was one of my favourite TV shows from the 1980s. It revolves around two children and a family of Loch Ness monsters.
Scotland is a haven for otters, hosting around 8,000 of these playful semi-aquatic mammals. Found in both freshwater and coastal areas.
Broughton Street, not far from Princes Street, is home to many fantastic independent shops and restaurants.
The Bernera Barracks serve as a reminder of the government's efforts to assert control after the 1715 Jacobite uprising.
Stories about the Highland clearances rarely end positively, but the people of Skye united against a wealthy landowner in 1884.
Learn what makes Scotland famous – from its landscapes and cultural heritage to whisky and cuisine.
Ganavan Sands is a peaceful beach near Oban with gorgeous views of Lismore and Mull. Walking, cycling and ancient castles.
One of Skye's lesser known waterfalls found on the Trotternish Peninsula, Lealt Falls is something special.
A comprehensive guide to the best golf courses in the Aberdeenshire area of northeast Scotland.
Guisachan House, a fine mansion built in mid 1800s by Lord Tweedmouth. Famous as the birthplace of the golden retriever dog breed.
John and Margaret Luckwell take us on a trip to Stornoway, the largest town on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland.
All about earthquakes in Scotland. Does Scotland experience them? How powerful are they? Find the answers and more.
People from Edinburgh are called Dunediners, not Edinburgers! Let's find out why.
A quick visit to the stunning Loch Garten near Boat of Garten. Ospeys are known to live and breed here in the warmer months.
A visit in late November to the Cairngorm Reindeer Herd, near Aviemore and Loch Morlich in the Highlands.
A trip to the popular Fun House soft play centre at Coylumbridge Hotel near Aviemore. Playframe, cafe, arcades and mini golf!
A visit with my family to Castle Roy, just north of Nethy Bridge. Built by the powerful Comyn family around 1200!
A short guide to climbing the Bin of Cullen, an excellent walk near Cullen and Buckie in Moray, northeast Scotland.
How safe is Scotland as a tourist destination? Scotland is VERY safe, let's look at the top reasons why!
A guide to visiting Scotland at different times of the year. When is the best weather? When is the high season for tourists?
A guide to passports in Scotland and the UK. Can you catch internal flights within Scotland? What are the other forms of transport?
The great kilt debate is finally put to rest. Read on to find out what a Scotsman wears underneath his kilt.
The unicorn is Scotland's national animal, but why? Let's look at the history of the unicorn and why it was chosen by Scottish royality.
