In Scotland Easter is a very important time of year. It is a time to become united for rich church celebrations, for relaxation and leisure and for fun and spending time with loved ones, usually [...]
Scotland has a broad legacy of myths and legends that stem from Celtic culture and date back to around 2000 years ago. Superstition was widespread and natural and supernatural events were [...]
We published a few Scottish traditional meals before here and now we would like to review some of the typical Scottish dishes for the ones who don’t eat meat and its derivatives; find below a [...]
Surprisingly enough, Winter in Scotland can be a lucky time to view wildlife in action. Although many animals will leave for warmer climates or to snuggle into hibernation, there is still plenty [...]
Every 25th of January in Scotland we celebrate Burns’ Night or Burns’ Supper. With this special day we salute the Winter Festivals’ season inaugurated on Saint Andrew’s day, but what this [...]
Winter is often pictured as a dark, cold and boring season but reality is that Scotland is a very magical place, especially during the holidays. Think about arrays of twinkling lights, a nice [...]
The Highland Club provides self-catering accommodation but we’d like to also provide some foodie inspiration to practise during your stay with us. From family friendly to fancy meals to [...]
As November approaches, you might have heard about Bonfire night or Guy Fawkes night. For those who aren’t British you might ask yourself what is that all the people are talking about. So then, [...]
It might come as a surprise but it is actually possible to spot the Northern Lights in Scotland without having to go to Norway or Alaska and break your piggy bank. Northern Scotland has in fact [...]
Autumn is a beautiful time of year to visit the Highlands; the landscapes are shining through the autumnal colours and the skies have a wonderful glow. No wonder why Scotland is still the dream [...]
