If you love the great nation of Scotland, then this bi-monthly magazine is the one for you!
Scotland Magazine has everything you need to know about Scotland; recent events, historical facts, best books and films, where to holiday, places to eat, sleep and everything in between! We all know
Scotland has a beautiful and rich heritage, so learn all about the castles and grand houses, the ghosts and the traditions that are consistent all over the country. You’ve got you’re choice of buzzing city life or beautiful countryside, so read up on both in
Scotland Magazine and take your pick!
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Scotland has a lush and vibrant history which is widely celebrated. There is Scottish literature dating back to the 6th Century, and their flag dates back to the 9th Century, making it the oldest national flag still in use. Some food and drink widely associated with Scotland are Haggis, shortbread, Irn Bru, fish and chips and sometimes (albeit jokingly) the deep-fried Mars bar. When I was told to bring food in for St Andrew’s day, my mum gave me a packet of shortbread fingers and said ‘close enough!’ Aside from Irn Bru, Scottish is famous for it’s whisky distilleries.
When my family went up there for a wedding, my dad regressed like a little boy in a chocolate factory when we took a tour around the distillery that produced his favourite kind of whisky. He even joined a Whisky club!
My favourite aspect of Scotland however, has to be it’s music scene. Bagpipes, fiddles, accordions and a lot of feet stamping and dancing around in circles is a brilliant way to spend on evening. My aunt decided to have a traditional Scottish band at her wedding reception which was so much fun! It wasn’t quite Highland dancing, but I think most of us decided that, aided by champagne, it was near enough. All in all, I adore Scotland for it’s ability to keep a good grip on it’s rich and traditional culture.
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