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Burns Birthplace Museum
The newly refurbished Burns National Heritage Park and museum is now open. The £21million project will house world's most significant Burns collection, the historic Burns Monument and beautiful commemorative gardens which are a fitting tribute to the life of Scotland's National Bard.
Burns Birthplace Museum
Walk in the footsteps of your ancestors
Interested in your Scottish roots? Visit AncestralScotland.com and find your clan, research your roots, download clan touring itineraries and sign up for the e-newsletter to receive 10 free credits to use with ScotlandsPeople Centre.
Walk in the footsteps of your ancestors
Scotland's Winter Festivals
Scotland comes alive during winter with festivals celebrating St Andrew's Day, Christmas, Hogmanay and Burns Night. Find out what's happening and where - and even celebrate your own Burns supper with our instructions available for download.
Scotland's Winter Festivals
Green Tourism
Scotland leads the way with its Green Tourism Business Scheme. Lower your carbon footprint by choosing to stay in the over 700 GTBS-awarded accommodation providers.
Green Tourism
Christmas in Scotland
Don't miss the Christmas markets, mulled wine, ice-skating rinks and beautiful festive lights of Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Christmas in Scotland
Dario Franchitti's Great Drives
2007 and 2010 IndyCar Champ Dario Franchitti gives us his favourite drives in Scotland. Born and raised around Edinburgh, his passion for the country comes through in these one-of-a- kind itineraries - available to download for free!
Dario Franchitti's Great Drives
Scotland's UNESCO Cities
Did you know that Scotland's main cities, Glasgow and Edinburgh, both have UNESCO accolades? In 2008 Glasgow was named a UNESCO City of Music and Edinburgh is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the first City of Literature. Find out why.
Scotland's UNESCO Cities
Panoramic views of Glasgow and Edinburgh
See Edinburgh and Glasgow from all angles - check out our 360° images of Edinburgh's Calton Hill, the National Gallery of Scotland, Glasgow Cathedral and the —Armadillo—. It's not as good as actually being here but almost!
Panoramic views of Glasgow and Edinburgh
Hogmanay
Hogmanay is Scotland's New Year's celebration happening all over the country. Edinburgh is the most famous but you'll find celebrations from Orkney to Stirling.
Hogmanay
Edinburgh's Hogmanay
Join in the biggest Hogmanay celebration in the world and ring in the New Year in style. With 80,000 people from over 60 countries attending last year, 2010's celebrations are set to be even bigger and better.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay
Burns Night
Join in the annual celebrations of our national bard, Robert Burns, with some whisky, haggis and a few poems.
Burns Night
Stonehaven Fireball Festival
Unique to Stonehaven, the Fireball Festival is a spectacular way to ring in the New Year. Participants parade down the High Street swinging fireballs and lighting up the night. Experience this distinctive tradition for yourself.
Stonehaven Fireball Festival
Celtic Connections
The world's biggest winter music festival, Celtic Connections features over 1,500 artists from around the globe and Scotland. From traditional to classical, jazz to bluegrass, don't miss this amazing event - with an appearance from Tom Jones!
Celtic Connections
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