What Is Scotland also Known As?
Some names are ancient. Others are earned. All of them tell a story.
“Scotland is not just a place on the map—it’s a feeling in the bones, a tug at the heart, and a story whispered on the wind.”
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What Is Scotland also Known As?
Secrets of the Scottish Borders
Around the Web: A Wee Walk and A Whisky (or three!); The Tower That Honours a Legend; Flavours Worth the Journey and more…
Where are Scotland’s Best Beaches?
Experiences Likely To Sell Out
🌟 Travel Quizzer is Here! Where was the Scottish Declaration of Independence signed in 1320?
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Scottish Food You Will Love: Corned Beef Pasties | Easy Scottish Recipe
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What Is Scotland Also Known As?
Some names are ancient. Others are earned. All of them tell a story.
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Scotland is more than a place—it’s an idea, a history, a feeling. Over the centuries, different peoples, poets, invaders, and dreamers have each called it something different. These names reflect battles fought, cultures preserved, landscapes admired, and identities reclaimed. Some names are rooted in Gaelic tradition, others were imposed by outsiders, and a few have been embraced by generations of Scots at home and abroad.
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Which name for Scotland speaks to you the most? Here are the nicknames…
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Secrets of the Scottish Borders
Quiet hills. Ruined abbeys. A thousand years of stories—and barely a crowd in sight.
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If you love Scotland’s drama and depth but prefer your history with a bit more hush, the Borders might just be your perfect place. From ancient battlefields to castles lost in the mist, this region holds some of the country’s richest secrets—hidden in plain sight.
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Have you ever explored the Scottish Borders—or is it still on your list? Start planning here…
Around the Web
A Wee Walk and A Whisky (or three!)
The Tower That Honours a Legend
One of the country’s most remarkable cultural attractions
The oldest working distillery in Scotland
What Is Slow Travel in Scotland?
Flavours Worth the Journey
Why Scotland is now a must-visit for food lovers
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Scotland’s culinary star is rising—from cosy pubs to Michelin-starred kitchens. Visitors are discovering that food here is more than a meal—it’s part of the story. Think buttery scallops, smoky whisky, and haggis served with surprising flair. Whether you're sipping a single malt by a crackling fire or tucking into a steaming bowl of cullen skink by the sea, Scotland offers flavours that linger long after the trip ends. Let’s go to ten places across the country…
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What’s the best thing you’ve ever eaten in Scotland—or what would you most love to try?
Top Experiences In Scotland Likely To Sell Out
2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!
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From the Love Scotland Community
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Scottish Food You Will Love
Corned Beef Pasties | Easy Scottish Recipe
Coo Wee
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