Barry Mill
This working water-powered mill is a rare example of Scotland’s industrial heritage.
A new home for house martins
One of Scotland’s first house martin towers has been constructed at Craigievar Castle! Ranger Roddy explains why a new home is so important for these birds.
Armorial china: part 1
A study into Chinese porcelain at our properties has revealed a lot about Scotland’s past relationship with the wider world.
Meet the Makers: Emma and Archie from Highland Soap Co.
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland. Discover the stories behind the makers of some of our products.
Mother’s Day gift guide
Buy a Mother’s Day gift with a difference this year, with all profits going back into protecting Scotland’s heritage.
Putting time travel on the curriculum
The National Trust for Scotland’s President Jackie Bird is supporting the pilot of our new education programme.
Easter Egg Trails 2023
Hoppy days! We’re running Easter Egg Trails at 32 of our places across Scotland over the Easter weekend.
Crathes Garden blog #21: Blowing hot and cold
Even after December’s cold spells, 2022 was the warmest year on record in Scotland. Our expert garden guide considers the effects of a warming climate at Crathes Castle Garden.
Built Estate Analysis
The Built Estate Analysis, undertaken by Built Environment Forum Scotland (BEFS) with the National Trust for Scotland, examines the Trust's built estate in detail.
Scottish ghost stories – witches, murder and folklore (Part 1)
With over 20 haunted castles, palaces and historic houses across Scotland, we’ve got a story for everyone!
Scottish ghost stories – witches, murder and folklore (Part 2)
With over 20 haunted castles, palaces and historic houses across Scotland, we’ve got a story for everyone!
7 amazing autumn walks
Looking for an autumn adventure full of colour? Here are seven of the most wonderful walks for you to enjoy across Scotland.
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