Scottish holidays

Scotland has had some interesting Christmas traditions over the years. These are not necessarily popular today in Scotland, but some do still participate or remember them from their youth.

Scottish traditions are a unique, colorful and vibrant expression of Scotland's culture. There's something for everyone!

All the things you should not EVER do if you're visiting Scotland : because Scottish people absolutely HATE them (and you'll look a bit stupid...)

Everything Zany 10 Scottish Traditions: Keeping The Vibrant Heritage of Scotland As a British citizen, I would love to highlight one of the main heritage and cultures here in the British Isles. I live in the UK for more than a decade now and have been to Scotland countless times exploring its main cities, towns, the Scottish islands and the Highlands. I love to share with you some of the Scottish traditions and culture. READ MORE This post 10 Scottish Traditions: Keeping The Vibrant Heritage…

A fun Scottish party food recipe for haggis bon Bons that are super easy to make and a real taste of Scotland

Learn about what's involved in a traditional Scottish Halloween. Guising, neep lanterns, fortune telling and scary stories.

Christmas in Scotland has a long history but a strange one too, since it was banned for so many years! But there are some Scottish Christmas traditions that persisted, or became part of Hogmanay instead!

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Have a read of our guide to the traditional Scottish Christmas. From how it all started, to pagans, celts and Presbyterian rule, we share with you the customs, food and traditions as well as the reason that Hogmanay came about

21st December 1935: Dr Barnardo boys attempt to shoo Santa Claus away. Santa holds aloft a large Christmas pudding, which only serves to provoke their rage (Photo by Reg Speller/Fox Photos/Getty Images)