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The Forth Bridge

The Forth Bridge is an iconic Scottish landmark and engineering marvel.

The Flow Country

Scotland's newest World Heritage Site, this blanket bog system is the largest in the World.

Historic battlefields

The Inventory of Historic Battlefields records the location of significant battles fought on Scottish soil.

Research at HES

Find out about our research priorities and aims, plus how you can partner with us to carry out research.

Stirling Castle British Sign Language Tour

Take a British Sign Language Tour around Stirling Castle, to find out more about this magnificent castle and it's significance in Scottish history.

Flag flying at our sites

Where possible, we follow the Scottish Government Flag Flying Guidance for Properties in Care and our offices with flagpoles.

Our books

The books we publish offer something for everyone. See some of our recent titles and find out how you can buy our books.

PhDs and Masters

Find out how we support research at post-graduate and doctoral level and learn about some of the programmes available.

Housing nuclear workers in Caithness

Read about research into how the arrival of nuclear energy transformed housing and society in Caithness in the 1950s.

Filmed at our sites

Lights, camera, action! Discover some of the films and TV shows that have featured Historic Scotland sites.

Three famous routes to walk or cycle

Castle-bagging or history-hunting in Scotland? Get around on bike or on foot with these three epic routes.

Grants Funding Report

Our annual report on how we spend our grants funding each year

World Heritage Sites in Scotland

Get a brief overview of Scotland’s seven World Heritage Sites.

Sunnybrae Cottage - Plan your visit

Sunnybrae Cottage is a 1700s Highland home. It's a simple building with a complex history.

Ardchattan Priory - History and stories

Ardchattan Priory has been home to monks and later Clan Campbell. Read more about its interesting history.