Scotland on Screen
It's not only our acting talent that shines on screen! Scotland's stunning scenery has also been the star of many film and TV productions.
Scotland opens its doors - explore the country’s hidden history
This month, from the Borders to John o’ Groats, thousands of public and private buildings across Scotland are opening their doors to the public.
Scotland’s First Minister visits USA during Scotland Week
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will visit California and New York next month to promote the skills and expertise of Scotland to the North American community.
Scotland’s influence on the USA
John Paul Jones (1747 - 1792) is famous in the United States as the 'Father of the American Navy'. A gardener's son from Kirkbean, Kircudbrightshire, Jones went to sea at the age of 13 and went on to become America's first naval hero in the American Revolutionary War.
Scotland’s rich seam of archaeology
Scotland's story can be traced back thousands of years thanks to the remarkable remains that are constantly being uncovered. The country, quite simply, is an archaeologist's dream.
Scotland’s royal connections
As Prince William and Catherine Middleton marry, it's a perfect time to come and discover Scotland's royal connections.
Scotland’s Winter Festivals launches, urging everyone to #makesomeonesday
Whether you’re a Scot, or a Scot-at-heart, Scotland's Winter Festivals wants you to spread a little kindness this St Andrew’s Day.
Scots Abroad
The Scots, like many small nations, have settled all over the world. It is estimated that around 50 million people around the globe claim Scottish descent but few nations have inspired in their diaspora such a profound sense of roots and identity as Scotland has.