On 8, 2024, a stunning solar eclipse will be visible across the Americas. Visible from Mexico, across the United States, and all the way up to Montréal and Newfoundland in Canada, it promises to be a truly impressive s...
When we think of pyramids as architectural designs, most minds will wander to the Egyptian pyramids, such as the Great Pyramid of Giza. However, Scotland has a pyramid of its own, and it's widely known as The Secret Sco...
Edinburgh often gets a reputation for being a grey, foggy city, with plenty of moody castle pictures floating around the internet. However, those who visit will soon discover the abundant green spaces around the city, i...
International Women's Day 2024 is upon us, celebrating women and femmes both globally and locally. Appreciating the amazing women in our lives is not just for 8, yet we can still look back on some of the most inspirati...
Our obsession with combined with our love for Scotland can be fully expressed by visiting the tallest waterfall in the UK, Eas a’ Chual Aluinn. In Scottish Gaelic, 'Eas a’ Chual Alainn' means "waterfall of the beautifu...
Feeling like a speck of dust in a vast universe under the night sky, with our little everyday problems fading away. Stargazing is a hobby of many, whether it's bringing full-on telescopes or just looking up. Well, what...
An extravagant light trail, the Festive Forest, with light shows and lasers is going to be enchanting Beecraigs Country Park near Linlithgow. The festive experience will run from 4pm between December 1 and December 23,...
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...