Who ruled Scotland as its first king? Which language was spoken by inhabitants in ancient Scotland? And has no one ever really conquered Scotland? Dr. William Knox conducts research at the University …

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The Seaforth Highlanders, who were founded in 1778 by Mackenzie, Earl of Seaforth, adopted the Mackenzie Tartan as their regimental tartan. Wilson's 1819 design book lists several cloth weights and wi …

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The Scottish people are very sentimental. Scotland's legacy is woven into the cultural fabric through rituals that are still followed today, leaving an indelible mark on society. Here we highlight sev …

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Scotland is a wild, untamed area where glens from fairy tales, bizarre lochs, and centuries of history all combine to create something truly unique. The country in the north is renowned for its wealth …

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Even though it can make you dizzy, standing on a peak or hill is therapeutic for the mind and soul. Changing one's perspective on a situation might cause a wave of emotions. The majesty that envelops …

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The second-largest island in the Inner Hebrides archipelago off the west coast of Scotland is the Isle of Mull, after the Isle of Skye. Many tourists take the ferry from Oban, although after a lengthy …

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