The Battle of Culloden: where Scotland's clans fell
The famous 1746 battle lasted less than an hour,
but its consequences spanned generations. Emily Chalmers visits the site to mark its 280th anniversary.
Is the Loch Ness Monster real? Inside a scientist's 50-year search for Nessie
Alberto Lejarraga talks to Loch Ness Project founder Adrian Shine as he reflects on his more than half a century of research at the shores of Scotland’s most famous loch.
Loch Ness Monster facts: size, sightings and theories
Discover Nessie’s size, origins, sightings, and theories in this ultimate factfile celebrating Scotland’s iconic mystery.
Monster spotting guide: How to see the Loch Ness Monster
Emma Morrice analysed the evidence to help you create a fun and (hopefully) successful monster hunt – good luck!
Timeline: the Loch Ness Monster from ancient legend to modern mystery
Explore Nessie’s origins, sightings, hoaxes, and scientific hunts in this gripping timeline of Scotland’s most famous mystery, written by Sarah Bruce.
The Stone of Destiny: in search of Scotland's medieval kingmaker
At the crossroads of history and myth, the story of this iconic stone spans over 700 years to Scotland's royal seat in Perthshire. Beth McHugh visits Perth Museum to learn more.
A date with destiny: bringing home the stone
When Scotland's most famous artefact was stolen from Westminster Abbey, it shocked the world. Paul Fisher Cockburn reflects on the daring heist.
A tour of Edinburgh with Mary, Queen of Scots
Join us as Daniella Theis explores Edinburgh's fascinating streets with historian Rosemary Goring, visiting the sites central to Mary’s life – inspired by the Queen's final letter written hours before her execution.
From the Vault: Valentine's Day
Beth McHugh discovers a song of young love from 1756 in The Scots Magazine's archives.
