Edinburgh has been around for quite some time now since before the 7th century, as well as being granted city status in 1633. With so many people having lived within the Scottish capital, there is bound to be some haunt...
Hermit's Castle is surrounded by drastic views of waves crashing against the rocks and blue waters. While the area is not the easiest to access from the South and takes over five hours to drive from Edinburgh, the tiny...
The one and only is coming back to Edinburgh this October with the brand new theme Right To Be Human, 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, bringing the art of telling stories to one place. Wit...
Located just a two-hour drive from Edinburgh in Ayrshire lies a cliffside road, Electric Brae, also known as Croy Brae by the locals. The road descends along a quarter-mile stretch, and has become famous over the course...
90 years ago, Aldie Mackay, who was the manager of the Drumnadrochit hotel, claimed to have witnessed a "water beast" swimming in Loch Ness. Ever since, myths and legends have been surrounding the area of the Loch Ness...
There is a place seven miles outside of Edinburgh surrounded by myths and legends. was a major inspiration for the famous novel The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, and Rosslyn Chapel was the location of its finale. However...
While Scotland is bountiful of natural wonders, there is this one extra special place one should visit at least once in their life. Just off the shores of the West Coast lies the uninhabited small island of Staffa, home...
Scotland is a land of wonders, a land that has inspired many stories told and untold. While some tales are well known to many, there are still many spots around the country surrounded by legends, mystery or both. So, le...
When it comes to the topic of unidentified flying objects, Scotland doesn't usually come to mind. However, a small town in between Glasgow and Edinburgh, Bonnybridge, is officially the world's UFO hotspot. The reason...
From Agatha Christie to Among Us, who doesn't love a murder mystery? No surprise then that the biggest hit TV of last year was the BBC's The Traitors. But are you ready for more lies, twists and deception coming this ye...