The sands of time have shifted, unearthing a gateway into the storied world of Ancient Egypt right here in Glasgow. Now open at the Scottish Event Campus, uses a fascinating fusion of cutting-edge technology and authen...
They say unicorns aren't real. However, what if I told you that the unicorn is very much real and thriving in Scotland? After all, all we have to do is believe in something for it to become real. The unicorn is our nati...
People and places come and go, but the memories can last a lifetime. Glasgow has evolved and changed over the years, with popping up left, right and centre on, almost, a weekly basis. However, Glaswegians are still not...
Lennoxtown North of Glasgow is where the abandoned Lennox Castle continues to deteriorate to this day, yet its stories live on and will not be taken to its metaphorical grave. The once-beautiful Neo-Norman-style structu...
From football to the arts, architecture to design, Glasgow's museums proudly showcase the rich heritage of the city and its inhabitants. Look over the list below to find the museum or that tickles your fancy. 1. Sharm...
Glasgow is decked in red and blonde sandstone-bricked tenement buildings, having been built in the thousands to help tackle the city's housing crisis back in the Victorian era (and with absolutely no sound isolation, mi...
Scotland has its own pyramids that are much more recent (and smaller) than the famous Egyptian pyramids nestled in the woodlands of Cairngorms National Park, dating back to Queen Victoria. is the largest of all the cai...
International Women's Day 2024 is upon us, celebrating women and femmes both globally and locally. Appreciating the amazing women in our lives is not just for 8, yet we can still look back on some of the most inspirati...
We love a good mystery, and what's more eerie than abandoned underground tunnels under a river? The Victorian era had a keen obsession with digging tunnels, and our wee River Clyde did not escape being dug under. As a r...
Hermit's Castle is surrounded by drastic views of waves crashing against the rocks and blue waters. While the area is not the easiest to access from the South and takes over five hours to drive from Glasgow, the tiny "c...