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A clear reflection in Loch Duich beneath the iconic Five Sisters mountains of Kintail
15 Oct 2025

Why we love Kintail

Kintail is the Trust’s second-biggest property, and there is a lot to love here!

A gardener pushes a large lawn mower across a neat area of grass beside a neat hedge. She wears ear defenders.
22 Sept 2025

Why we love National Trust for Scotland gardens

The gardens in our care are places of nature, beauty and heritage. This short film celebrates our dedicated teams who work year-round to keep them looking amazing.

A wide stony path leads to the summit of Ben Lomond across a sharp-looking ridge. Loch Lomond lies on the left, way below!
5 Sept 2025

Why we love Ben Lomond

Enjoy this short film that celebrates one of Scotland’s most-loved mountains.

A neat gravel drive leads through woodland towards Kellie Castle.
20 Aug 2025

Why we love Kellie Castle & Garden

Members of our Kellie team share just some of the reasons why they love this very special place.

Towering yew trees stand at the edge of a colourful, manicured walled garden. Red privet hedging surrounds beds in a lawn.
4 Aug 2025

Why we love Malleny Garden

Enjoy a 5-minute dip into the tranquil oasis of Malleny Garden, our very special place on the outskirts of Edinburgh.

Two people stand on a wooden platform, looking out across a tumbling burn through a rocky gorge. The banks are filled with rhododendrons. It is a very sunny day.
9 Jun 2025

Why we love Crarae Woodland Garden

A slice of the Himalayas in the heart of Argyll? Enjoy our short film celebrating the magic of Crarae Woodland Garden.

Craigievar Castle on a sunny day
20 May 2025

Why we love Craigievar Castle

Enjoy our short film celebrating why we love our very special pink castle.

A view of Brodie Castle at night, illuminated by huge light displays on the exterior walls of the castle in bright colours.
8 Nov 2024

Why we love Brodie Castle & Estate

Watch our short film to find out what makes Brodie Castle so special, whether you’re a history buff, adventure playground fan or stargazer!

The thatched roof and white walls of Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage.
26 Aug 2024

Why we love Hugh Miller’s Birthplace

From dinosaurs to pirates, there is more to Hugh Miller’s Birthplace than meets the eye! Find out more in our short film.