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• Museum of Scottish Lighthouses

  In 1786 the Northern Lighthouse Board was established and in 1787 the board built its first lighthouse, which is today the only lighthouse that was constructed on a fortified castle. Its ...

• Homecoming Scotland 2009

  It has been estimated that for every Scot living in their home country, there are at least five others living elsewhere in the world that can lay claim to having Scottish ancestry. If you ...

• Be Sure to Tour Stanley Mills

  Described by VisitScotland as world class, the Stanley Mills has recently opened its doors to become another leading attraction in Scotland. Located in an idyllic setting on the banks of the ...

• A Charming Escape to Kilconquhar

  The picturesque village of Kilconquhar is located near Fife and Elie & Earlsferry, on the Kilconquhar Loch, and is believed to have been established approximately fourteen centuries ago. It ...

• Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2008

  While storytelling may be a bed-time ritual in households all over the world, many leave the delights of storytelling behind them as they mature, thinking that it is only meant for children. ...

• Step Back in Time to the Victorian Era

  If you want to take a delightful walk back in time then look no further than the Gladstone Court Museum. This stunningly life-like replica of a Victorian street will help you to relive a day ...

• The Thistle Awards 2008

  On the 24th of October 2008, the winners of the 2008 Scottish Thistle Awards will be announced at a spectacular function being held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. The ...

• Visiting Fascinating Fergusson Gallery

  The city of Perth, with its many historic and cultural features, is a fascinating place to explore and should not be missed when visiting Scotland. The Fergusson Gallery in Perth is devoted ...

• Glasgow Earns Title of UNESCO City of Music

  As part of UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network, Glasgow has been named as a UNESCO City of Music in recognition of its musical history as well as the significant role the city plays in ...