While you are tucking into your Christmas pudding, have you ever wondered where our seabirds are spending the festive period?

The decorations at Castle Fraser are made with plants grown in the castle garden, then cut and dried in time for Christmas. Enjoy this festive ...

A generous £1.1 million package of development funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund has been pledged to the National Trust for Scotland as the first step towards a highly ambitious project ...

The Hill House offers guides in six languages: Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese and Lithuanian. However, are these languages representative of where our visitors come from? The Hill House ...

Borders Buses 62/X62 from Edinburgh/Galashiels stop in the town. If you are coming from the west (via Peebles), we are on the right-hand side of the street, almost directly opposite the Bank of ...

In 2020 the Trust began a nationwide project, Project Wipeout which aimed to free our natural environment of invasive plant species. One of the plant species targeted by the project is Rhododendron ...

This cosy four-room cottage is where Burns was born and lived until the age of seven. Take a look at the tiny box bed that young Robert shared with three of his siblings. Burns and his family lived ...

From the Caledonians and the Picts rejecting the Romans in the first few centuries AD to William Wallace and Robert the Bruce warring with the English army at Stirling and Bannockburn, the fight for ...

Part of the first floor of the grandiose Edwardian Hill of Tarvit Mansion, Upper West Wing Flat is an elegant apartment providing four guests with a homely base for a holiday, a stone’s throw from the ...

The streets of Culross have appeared many times in the hit US TV series Outlander. Explore Culross Palace, with its tiny rooms, connecting passageways and painted ceilings. Buy freshly grown seasonal ...