Saint Andrew: The myth behind the man who became Scotland’s Patron Saint
Saint Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland. On the 30th of November every year, tales are told...
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Category: Myths and Legends
Edinburgh Castle: A Timeline of Horror, Hauntings and Happenings
Edinburgh Castle looms over Scotland’s capital city, its outer walls seeming to merge with the...
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Tam O’ Shanter by Robert Burns: Scotland’s Most Haunted Poem
The Scottish poet and lyrist, Robert Burns, was born on January 25th, 1759 in Alloway in Ayrshire....
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Terrifying Torridon: The Hauntings, the Myths and the Supernatural
Torridon is a wild and enchanting corner of the Western Highlands of Scotland. It is a land of...
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The Bodach- Ancient God, Folk Myth or Malevolent Ghost?
Tigh nam Bodach is an ancient pagan shrine built to the Bodach and his wife, the Cailleach, in one...
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The Dragon’s Hole: Beltane Revelries and Saintly Slayings
The Dragon’s Hole was said to be the den of a deadly dragon during the 6th Century. The beast...
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