Interest in Scotland’s standing stones has surged, with VisitScotland updating its guide to help visitors experience the solstice at these ancient sites ...

While thousands flock to Stonehenge each year, Scotland’s ancient standing stones offer a more peaceful alternative, with the added bonus of spectacular scenery and fewer crowds.

How Outlander became one of Scotland's biggest tourism drivers, bringing hundreds of thousands of visitors to castles, moors and battlefields.

Gerald Ponting and his first wife accidentally became amateur archaeologists after arriving on Lewis in the 1970s and went on ...

The Standing Stones of Callanish on the Isle of Lewis in the outer Hebrides of Scotland have fascinated many for thousands of years. They were even part of the inspiration of the Craigh na Dun ...

The artist reportedly turned to the Callanish Stones as inspiration. These stones are located in Scotland and form a circle, much like Craigh na Dun in the books.

LONDON—Any visitor to Stonehenge in southern England will have marveled at how prehistoric Britons managed to transport, carve and carefully arrange the large standing stones that can weigh up ...

Scottish stone circle isn’t so ancient after all, archaeologists say Sometimes, doing good science means admitting you were wrong.