The Penicuik Estate was once a hub for the greatest minds of the Scottish Enlightment—today, it’s a stylish new retreat ...

The museums you visit in the UK, from contemporary art galleries to local history exhibitions - There are around 1,800 ...

The historic bunker in Barnton Quarry, near Edinburgh, was built in the 1940s ... "They just want to help with the project and see it open as a museum." He volunteered after leaving school in ...

Silver Dollar Room are an alternative rock band from Scotland, carefully crafting songs of real life issues and the world around them. Drawing collectively from their experiences, song writing ...

Flagstaff House, located in Hong Kong Park, was built in the 1840s and was formerly the office and residence of the commander of the British Forces in Hong Kong. It became the Museum of Tea Ware ...

Edinburgh is a cosmopolitan ... a whistle-stop tour of The National Museum of Scotland is a good place to start. Located on Chambers Street on the southern extremities of the Old Town, these two ...

as well as all the area’s museums and galleries. “Then stop for a delicious meal made from fresh Scottish produce before heading out to take in one of Edinburgh’s many events — including ...

The Scottish Natural Insulation Hub is the first dedicated natural insulation merchant in Scotland ... sustainable and energy efficient built environment in Scotland. Passive House Plus is part of the ...

The shop is also worth checking out for its wacky toys. The museum has its own in-house IMAX: The Ronson Theatre cinema which shows scientific films in 3D, allowing visitors to be surrounded by ...

FOR this Nostalgia edition we wanted to take a look at Tullie House. Tullie is a museum, art gallery, and community hub that has been a part of Carlisle life since 1893. The museum has been ...

John’s Coffee House & Tavern, at 1 Parliament Square, in Edinburgh, reopened in February following an extensive refurbishment | NW John’s Coffee House & Tavern in the corner of Parliament ...

But after the devastation caused by the Great Fire of Edinburgh in 1824, the coffee house was destroyed and later replaced by a police station and cells. Now, thanks to a £500,000 investment by ...