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A view looking from the grand drawing room of Fyvie Castle into the adjoining Gallery, with a large pipe organ on the far wall.
22 Apr 2024

Unique organ revived at Fyvie Castle

Good progress has been made on our project to restore a remarkable ‘self-playing’ organ at Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire.

Arts and Crafts house pictured through trees.
19 Apr 2024

Secret garden escapes

Plan your next escape at one of our secret garden holiday properties

Tourists walking near St John's Cross on Iona
19 Apr 2024

Love Scotland podcast – Season 8

Listen to the eighth season of the Trust’s podcast, which explores some thrilling stories about Scotland’s people and places

Image by Abrightside Photography | A bride and groom stand on a hillside in Glencoe, kissing.

Elope to the Highlands

Find out more about celebrating a wild wedding in a truly iconic Scottish location.

A view of Culzean Castle seen from the shore below at low tide. Rocks and rock pools are in the foreground, with the castle on the edge of a cliff behind.
16 Apr 2024

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.

Red flowers stand out against foliage in various shades of green.

Plant Journeys blog post #2 – Camellia: winter's delight

Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.

A view of Alloa Tower, a tall forbidding-looking keep, in winter. Bare branched trees stand beside it, almost silhouetted against the pale blue sky.

A new welcome at Alloa Tower

Alloa Tower has introduced a welcome hub to address common questions visitors have about the tower’s purpose and existence.

A view of part of the exterior of Brodick Castle on a cloudy day. A short set of stone steps lead up to a wooden door in a wall, with the main castle to the left.
9 Apr 2024

Drawbridge discovery at Brodick Castle

Evidence indicating that Brodick Castle was protected by an early 17th-century drawbridge has been uncovered.

Looking down the narrow water channel that leads into Barry Mill. The mill has a bright red tin roof.
28 Mar 2024

Keeping the wheel turning at Barry Mill

We are making excellent progress on the conservation project at Barry Mill.