New and refurbished places to stay
Every year we restore and bring new life to our holiday accommodation across Scotland. Discover our brand-new places and existing holiday properties that have been recently refurbished.
The PLANTS project: National Plant Collections
We take a look at the 17 National Plant Collections held within the National Trust for Scotland and highlight our quest to care for these plants for future generations.
Our big Scottish summer
Explore, experience and enjoy the best of Scotland this summer.
Trust gardeners’ tips for growing your own veg
We bring you seven easy tips for vegetable patch success, fresh from two of the National Trust for Scotland’s remarkable kitchen gardens.
Delightful town and city breaks
Explore Scotland’s charming towns and cities from the National Trust for Scotland’s holiday properties.
Spotter’s guide: Trees
The Trust cares for some of Scotland’s most magnificent trees, and it’s likely that you’ll find many of these species growing at our places.
A view to remember: introducing Dedicate a View
Find out about a new way to celebrate and remember your loved ones while protecting Scotland’s wild landscapes and historic buildings.
Behind the scenes in winter: North East Ranger Service
Enjoy the fourth in our series of short films that reveal some of the hard work taking place all across Scotland over winter.
Robert Burns: Colonial histories and contested legacies
Dr Arun Sood (University of Exeter) takes a look at Scotland’s role in the history of empire and colonialism.
Memorialisation and legacy
Burns’s popularity, not only in Scotland but across the world, is extraordinary – his characteristic ability to express an idea in just a few lines or words has inspired many people.
Myths and folklore
Burns intertwined much of his work with Scotland’s traditions and folklore. His poems often reflect themes from events deeply rooted in Scottish cultural history.
Call for ministers to reject proposed Berwick Bank wind farm site
Polling for the National Trust for Scotland shows that 80% of the public agree that the proposed development, off St Abb’s Head, should be re-sited.
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