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At its heart, Hidden Scotland is dedicated to showcasing the essence of Scotland in all its diversity-popular landmarks, secluded spots, captivating stories, and unforgettable experiences. Our bi-annual magazine serves as a curated guide to the blend of the wild and artistic that defines this unique country.

Spending A Day In Scotland’s Debatable Lands

For centuries, a corner of Scotland was known as the Debatable Lands. This frontier land...

The Best Places to Stay on a Scottish Estate or Farm

Scottish estates have always had more buildings than they knew what to do with. The...

A Stay at Glenhurich Lodge, a Secluded Home on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula

Jess Macdonald stays at Glenhurich Lodge, a former hunting retreat with an authentic...

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  1. 1Rowan Cottage
  2. 2Milovaig House
  3. 3Suie Hunting Lodge
  4. 4Spending A Day In Scotland’s Debatable Lands
  5. 5A Stay at Glenhurich Lodge, a Secluded Home on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula
  6. 6James Wilson on Exploring Scotland Through Golf
  7. 7The Road From Fort William To Ardnamurchan
  8. 8The Best Places to Stay in Scotland This Spring and Summer
  9. 9Scotland's Most Inviting Winter Hideaways
  10. 10The Fiddlers of Tomnahurich

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Interesting news from around Scotland

1 day ago

Ann Oram Leads New Garden Show in Morningside

Morningside Gallery has a summer exhibition worth catching. Into the Garden opens on Saturday 6th June and runs for just over a fortnight, gathering new paintings from a host of Scottish artists working in their own back gardens and well beyond. The centrepiece is a feature on Ann Oram RSW, marking her 70th birthday year. She paints flowers she finds rather than buys, from Kew to a roadside verge thick with cow parsley. It's a lovely premise. Director Eileadh Swan reckons it'll be a special one, and she's probably right.

Ann Oram Leads New Garden Show in Morningside

68 days ago

Edinburgh Welcomes Scotland’s First Cookbook Shop

Edinburgh gains a new destination for food lovers this weekend with the opening of The Cookbook Shop on Haddington Place. Dedicated entirely to food and drink writing, it brings together international cookbooks, children’s titles, and shelves that reflect both classic and contemporary voices. Founded by Martyn and Liz Bryson, the space extends beyond books, with goods from independent makers, from art prints to pantry items. Plans for events and workshops aim to draw in chefs, writers, and curious home cooks alike. Open Wednesday to Sunday, the shop sets out to become a meeting point for anyone interested in cooking, reading, and sharing ideas.

Edinburgh Welcomes Scotland’s First Cookbook Shop

75 days ago

Highland Museums and Visitor Centres Reopen in Time for Easter

High Life Highland’s seasonal attractions are reopening across the north, bringing the North Coast Visitor Centre, Highland Folk Museum, and Ferrycroft back into focus. Expect exhibitions, family events, and hands-on heritage experiences, all free to enter. Doors begin opening from 26 March.

Highland Museums and Visitor Centres Reopen in Time for Easter

89 days ago

Three Scottish cinemas named in Time Out's 100 best in the world

Three Scottish cinemas have been recognised among Time Out’s 100 best cinemas in the world, highlighting the country’s vibrant film culture. The Glasgow Film Theatre ranked 59th, while Edinburgh’s historic Cameo Picturehouse, operating for more than a century, placed 77th. Also included was the Cromarty Community Cinema on the Black Isle, ranked 95th, a cosy 35-seat venue created by a local film society in 2020. The list celebrates cinemas worldwide for their cultural importance and community spirit at a time when theatres face competition from streaming services and rising costs, yet continue to attract audiences seeking the shared magic of the big-screen experience.

Three Scottish cinemas named in Time Out's 100 best in the world

91 days ago

Wild spaces for butterflies to be created in Glasgow

Dozens of new wild habitats are set to be created across Glasgow to support butterflies, moths and other pollinators. The two-year, £250,000 project, led by Butterfly Conservation in partnership with Glasgow City Council, aims to establish 40 wildlife spaces in parks, schools and community hubs. Backed by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, the initiative will also recruit volunteers and distribute wildflower seed packs to encourage local action. Organisers hope the scheme will help reverse declining butterfly and moth populations while boosting community wellbeing and connecting more Glaswegians with nature in urban green spaces.

Wild spaces for butterflies to be created in Glasgow
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