Most visitors to Scotland are familiar with the major cities, the most popular of which is Edinburgh, as well as some of the less populated areas of beauty, such as Loch Ness and the islands of Shetla …

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Scotland seems to have it all, with its rich culture and stunning scenery. As you tour craggy highlands, lively towns, and little tea shops, you will be greeted by kind residents. A sheep or ten will …

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If a broken mirror sends shivers down your spine or a black cat crosses your path, you might be startled to learn that many of our frequently held superstitions originated in Scotland. Their ongoing f …

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Overview of Montgomery ClanClan Montgomery, originally from Wales, arrived in Scotland as vassals of the FitzAlans in the 12th century. The first mention of Montgomery land was in Renfrewshire.Clan Mo …

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The patronymic surname, which evolved through vernacular and religious naming practices, is one of the most prevalent groups of Scottish surnames. The vernacular or regional naming tradition is the ol …

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Loch is a Scottish Gaelic word meaning lake that the Scots have adopted to refer to any body of water in Scotland. It is believed that Scotland has around 31,000 lochs. We’ll look at 15 random facts a …

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