There is a place just an hour away from Glasgow surrounded by myths and legends. just outside of Edinburgh was a major inspiration for the famous novel The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, and Rosslyn Chapel was the locatio...
Castles carry so much mystery, history and untold stories. Once belonging to the nobility, now they have either been repurposed, refurbished for preservation purposes or simply ruined over the years. Nevertheless, there...
Once the second city of the British Empire, Glasgow is still a vibrant and growing place. Accordingly, Glasgow is full of fun facts and hidden gems that give us a feel for the city's past and make us proud of its presen...
Tucked away at the very North of the country in Orkney sits the largest stone circle in Scotland, Ring of Brodgar. The archaeological treasure is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but also one of the most photograp...
Oh, the shimmer of gold. We crave it, we admire it, and we even eat it at extravagant dinners. Well, the largest gold nugget has been found in 2017 in Scotland, and now you can go see it at at Glasgow University. The p...
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch in British history, and that makes her pretty darn special in our eyes. So sip on some gin and feast on some fun facts about Her Majesty -- they're not *all* about corg...
By order of the Peaky Blinders... ...You will have a sixth and final season hitting your screens by the end of the month. That's right, Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) and the gang are due to be gracing BBC One for th...
From insightful guided walks to a lively quiz night, Glasgow is marking Black History Month in many ways. October is Black History Month and, while Black history should be championed for more than just one month, this...
Glasgow's City Chambers are an architectural dream. The wealth generated by Glasgow between the 18th and 20th centuries dotted the city with amazing architectural builds. And one of the many buildings showcasing the ri...
Phew. What a year for cinema. The Oscars, like everything else, were drastically different this year in a low-key, socially distanced ceremony at L.A.’s Union Station railway terminus. Interestingly for the first time...