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Edinburgh Castle for Kids

Explore Scotland’s most famous castle – home to kings and queens, the site of historic battles, and probably the best-known place in Scotland.

Researching Historic Buildings

Do you want to find out more about the history of your house or another building?

Communities and Planning: Additional Information

Useful links to information on getting your voice heard in both the community and spatial planning systems.

Historic Environment Policy for Scotland Consultation Report

Building upon the findings of the What’s Your Heritage? project, this report outlines the findings of the consultation exercise on the draft Historic Environment Policy for Scotland (HEPS).

Analysis Report: Survey on the Inventory of Historic Battlefields

An analysis of the results from our 2017 survey on the Inventory of Historic Battlefields in connection with a wider review of policies under the "What's Your Heritage?" banner.

Short Guide: Sash and Case Windows

Information regarding the maintenance and repair of sash and case windows.

Holyrood Park Map and Guide

Information on the Ranger Service and the walks that you can do at Holyrood Park.

Inform Guide: Masonry Decay

This INFORM guide offers an introduction to the principles involved in the decay of masonry.

Go Roman Handling Box

The Go Roman Handling Box contains replica Roman objects for use in the classroom.

St Kilda World Heritage Site: A Short Guide

This short guide is intended as an introduction to the St Kilda World Heritage Site.

Explore Maeshowe Chambered Cairn Quiz

Look for answers around the cairn to answer the questions

Inform Guide: Improving Energy Efficiency in Traditional Buildings

An INFORM guide to what can be done to improve energy efficiency in traditional buildings, and how this relates to building standards.

Inform Guide: Timber Floors

This INFORM guide covers the basic aspects of construction and care of timber floors.

Communities and Funding

Useful links to information on accessing funds for community-led projects.

Past Forward

Celebrating urban heritage through the fantastic community-led projects produced as part of our five year project, Scotland’s Urban Past (SUP).