Jaime Molina, a photographer for The New York Times, was out and about in Edinburgh to capture the atmosphere on the festival ...

A walking trail celebrating some of the Capital’s best-loved and most historic churches has been launched with the blessing of Scotland’s three largest Christian denominations.

My delightful Trafalgar local specialist guide Katrina, unpacked a trove of anecdotes about the castle’s history with compelling ease, as we trawled through its gritty collection of buildings and ...

The Royal Mile is the ancient spine of Edinburgh, visited by five million tourists each year. The collective name for four streets that thread through the city's Old Town, it is home to a 900-year-old ...

Edinburgh hosts the world’s biggest creative trade show every August – so why is it mostly a platform for other countries, ...

This hidden corner of Edinburgh has pretty bakeries, independent book stores and some of the hottest restaurants in the city - Just a mile downhill along the cobbled roads from the city's main ...

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Almost 160 years since two teams contested a rugby match, a town has finally been recognised as a birthplace of what would ...

Shopkeepers on Scotland's most photographed street say it has been "wrecked" after vandals covered stonework and shop fronts ...

Blame it on tartan and whisky if you will. For decades, hotels in Scotland were a hum-drum (hum-dram?) affair of brown ...

Break away from the Royal Mile and discover everything you need to know about the vibrant capital – from a Scotsman ...

Northallerton is surrounded by small villages such as pretty Brompton and Romanby which are popular places to live – and if you’re out to explore somewhere different there's even a buffalo farm on the ...