Back in 2017, they were given A-list status by heritage chiefs, meaning they ranked as one of Scotland’s finest structures alongside the likes of Stirling Castle, the Forth Road Bridge and the ...

With a terrific Old Town, unrivalled castle and history at every turn, Stirling remains a largely overlooked city break ...

Porter is a Harris's hawk, and I've met him at Gleneagles Hotel in the Scottish Highlands. The resident falconer, Steve Ford, paired me with Porter because I'm a falconry newbie, and the bird has what ...

The National Wallace Monument near Stirling, which first opened to the public in 1869, pays tribute to the freedom fighter and is now one of Scotland’s most popular landmarks.

Walker’s Shortbread is displaying famous Scottish landmarks made from the shortbread in a life-sized snow globe at Edinburgh Airport.. Located opposite the main entrance to the World Duty Free store ...

About four kilometres away – visible from the upper castle hill – is the National Wallace Monument, a whimsical Victorian gothic pile honouring William “Braveheart” Wallace.

On July 3, 1786, he published his Poems, Chiefly in a Scottish Dialect, in nearby Kilmarnock, to enormous success in both countryside and city. Burns left his farm for Edinburgh on November 27, 1786, ...

Pin. The National Wallace Monument was built between 1861 and 1869. It was erected to commemorate Sir William Wallace, the iconic Scottish warrior most commonly known as Braveheart (yep, that’s the ...

Edinburgh’s Newest Hotel Has Just 30 Rooms Set in a Victorian Townhouse — Here’s What It’s Like to Stay. Laced with history and draped in tartan, 100 Princes Street feels like the private ...

A MONUMENT IN EDINBURGH.; FOR SCOTTISH-AMERICANS WHO SERVED IN THE WAR. Share full article. April 3, 1893. Credit... The New York Times Archives.