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A bride and groom sit on the bonnet of a land rover with mountains behind
7 Apr 2025

A love story, starring Glencoe and Burns

Alice and Euan got engaged in Skye, married in Glencoe, and celebrated with loved ones at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.

A man and a woman stand on the ornate balcony of a stately home
4 Apr 2025

Love Scotland podcast – 2025 season

Welcome to the 2025 season of the Trust’s podcast, which shares some new stories about Scotland’s people and places.

Five schoolchildren dressed up and holding cardboard shields stand in the room of a castle
2 Apr 2025

Fyvie Castle inspires future heritage careers

A new initiative by the Trust is encouraging local school pupils to explore potential careers in heritage, drawing inspiration from the rich history of Fyvie Castle.

A boy and a girl wearing bunny ears help their grandmother with some baking in the kitchen

Recipe: Egg-stra sweet Easter treats

Hop into Easter with Head Chef Ivor Clark’s egg-citing Newhailes treats: a creamy cheesecake and crunchy tiffin, perfect for sharing this Easter!

An image of Culzean Castle taken at night from the beach. The sky is full of stars.

Scotland’s best dark sky stays

At the Trust, you can stay in holiday accommodation cared for by us that offer incredible stargazing opportunities.

A close-up of an oval portrait of the head and shoulders of Robert Burns. He is shown standing against a natural backdrop.
28 Mar 2025

Theatre production brings Burns to life

We are collaborating with theatremaker James Clements on a new theatrical production inspired by Robert Burns.

Two people are at work in a meadow, scything long grass. Tall trees grow around the edges of the field.
28 Mar 2025

Volunteering with the North East Rangers

There’s not a day goes by that we don’t appreciate the support given by our network of volunteers.

A person stands looking up at an old tree, with moss on some of its branches.
21 Mar 2025

Trust’s trees hold promise for the future

We are embarking on an ambitious project to record all the ancient, veteran and notable trees across our entire estate to secure the survival of these living relics.

Two men proudly hold a trophy between them. They are standing in front of two advertising hoardings for Archaeology Live! and Current Archaeology Awards.
21 Mar 2025

Pioneering Spirit prevails at archaeology awards

The National Trust for Scotland’s Pioneering Spirit project won Current Archaeology’s Archaeological Research Project of the Year.