Miss Fraser and Miss Bristow of Castle Fraser
Exploring the stories of women and girls preserved in our historical collections in the north of Scotland.
The forgotten artist of Drum Castle
Exploring the stories of women and girls preserved in our historical collections in the north of Scotland.
Hebridean Heaven – cruise in May 2021
Noble Caledonia are delighted to offer a specially arranged island-hopping voyage in support of the National Trust for Scotland.
Lady Aberdeen, the trailblazer of Haddo House
Exploring the stories of women and girls preserved in our historical collections in the north of Scotland.
Fabulous festive and winter getaways
Spend quality time with loved ones over the winter season on a magical break with the National Trust for Scotland.
Response to Werrity Review
The National Trust for Scotland comments on the publication of the Werrity Review on Grouse Moor Management.
Making a declaration on Angus heritage
In 2020, we’re planning to retell the story of Angus and Scotland in an ambitious new project at House of Dun, near Montrose.
Address to a Haggis
This ode to Scotland’s national dish forms a key part of many Burns Suppers.
Scottish food traditions
With our rich rivers and seas, and fertile fields, Scotland has been blessed with great produce. And while some of our culinary traditions date back thousands of years, other Scottish food and drink trends are just getting started ...
My luve is like a red, red rose
Said to be Bob Dylan’s greatest inspiration, this little poem is one of Scotland’s most loved songs.
A Man’s A Man For A’ That
Written in 1795, this is one of Burns’s last works. It has become a firm favourite in Scotland, and was sung at the opening of the Scottish Parliament in 1999.
Growing skills
The National Trust for Scotland is preparing our first intake of garden apprentices for the next step in their career.
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