Scotland is like a fairy tale! And here are the pictures to prove it. Welcome to Scotland There are so many stunning places ...

A new book How to Kill a Witch brings a dark period of history back to grisly life – and an official tartan is being released ...

Less than six miles from Edinburgh, the island is one of 17 in Scotland that can be reached on foot at low tide ...

Claypotts Castle, the striking 16th century castle located in Dundee, will reopen to visitors on selected dates this summer.

Claypotts Castle, the striking 16th century castle located in Dundee, will reopen to visitors on selected dates this summer.

A deserted island just off the coast of Scotland is only accessible at low tide and has a rather unique history that's left ...

George Heriot (1563–1624) was an Edinburgh goldsmith who became jeweller to King James VI (James 1 of England) and his wife, Queen Anne. So lucrative was his business that he acquired the name ...

This brilliant exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh sets out to redeem the reputation of James ...

The earliest example in the royal collection is the state portrait of James I of England, James VI of Scotland, from 1620.

The unique King James VI Golf Club is believed to be the only self-contained inland island golf course in the world.

The chilling last words, spoken by Anna, Princess of Denmark, open Kate Foster’s electrifying novel The King’s Witches. ‘The ...

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