Falkland Palace & Garden teacher information
Falkland Palace was a country residence of the Stuart kings and queens. The palace was used as a lodge when the royal family hunted deer and wild boar in the forests of Fife.
Edinburgh’s Pantry: herring, haggis and hucksters
This is the second in a series of articles that highlights the food and drink to be found in Edinburgh’s pantries of the past. This time we take a look at meat and fish.
Wasps – a picnic ruined
Join Trust ranger Roddy to take a look at why wasps often have a bad reputation, especially towards the end of summer.
The Great Eight at Falkland Palace & Garden
Naomi Webster, Visitor Services Supervisor at Falkland Palace & Garden, tells us about some of the things she loves at this place.
Autumn wildlife
With the nights getting darker and the days chillier, now’s the perfect time to head outdoors to catch sight of some of Scotland’s most iconic creatures, big and small, at National Trust for Scotland properties.
Hidden secrets in our landscapes
Scattered across Scotland’s countryside are clues to characters and communities from the past. Keep your eyes peeled as you enjoy a spring walk and who knows what you’ll discover!
Crathes Garden blog #23: What price a tree; what price a garden?
This month, our expert garden guide considers the different ways we value trees at our places.
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