Burns
What Is The Selkirk Grace?
Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns, popularised the traditional Scottish prayer The Selkirk Grace, which is still recited on Burns Night.
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The Scots Magazine January Issue – Out Now!
This month, brave the rides at the Irn-Bru Carnival, read our interview with The Hebridean Baker, Coinneach MacLeod, and visit our captivating capital, Edinburgh.
Heritage
4 Scottish Christmas And New Year Traditions
Discover some interesting Scottish Christmas traditions. Some aren't as popular today, but many remember those fondly from their youth.
Outdoor Scotland
North Coast 500: Is Scotland’s Route 66 Damaging The Highlands?
The North Coast 500 launched in 2015, and has become a bucket list destination with tourists. But is it doing more harm than good to locals?
More Recipes
Traditional Scottish Lentil Soup Recipe
An easy old-fashioned Scottish lentil soup recipe perfect for cold nights. Serve with a toastie at lunch or as a starter for dinner.
Outlander
Outlander Soundtrack: How Scottish Folk Music Influenced The TV Series
Find out how Scottish music shaped the Outlander soundtrack, from scene soundscapes to The Skye Boat Song featured in the title sequence.
Recipes
Traditional Scottish Cranachan Recipe With A Twist
Here's a modern twist on the traditional Scottish Cranachan Recipe. This extra crunchy recipe makes the perfect pairing for Hogmanay drinks!
Culture
A Very Scottish Christmas Playlist!
It's Christmas! We've pulled together some upbeat songs from our favourite Scottish artists who we feel have best captured that holiday feeling...
Edinburgh
Scotland’s first inland surf resort opens near Edinburgh
Europe’s largest wave pool has opened in Scotland! Lost Shore Surf Resort is already making big waves as Scotland's first inland surf resort.
Outdoor Scotland
Scottish Winter Words!
There are so many word and phrases to describe Scottish weather, especially when it's cold, damp and wet... what a surprise. We've pulled together some of our favourite most commonly used Scottish winter words.
