The story of Scotland is told through its places, from the sweeping vistas of the Highlands to the humble cottage where Robert Burns was born. These places connect us to the past and provide inspiration for our future.
At NTSUSA, we are privileged to help the National Trust for Scotland care for many of Scotland’s most incredible places – the majestic landscapes, glorious gardens, and architectural treasures that tell the story of the natural forces and people who shaped this spectacular corner of our world.

Summer Gardens of Aberdeen
Join us June 2024 for a five-night tour of magnificent Scottish gardens. Our group will visit privately-owned gardens nurtured by the same families for centuries, and important houses, designed landscapes, and plant collections cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.

Our Heritage Sites
There are 88 NTS visitor properties with 300,000+ artifacts and almost 200,000 acres of countryside to explore, as well as coastlines, islands, wildlife, cottages, mountains, woodlands, battlefields, castles, and country houses. Most of our places are now open. Please check www.nts.org.uk before making plans to visit.

Your Gift in Action
We’re delighted to share some of the successes that American donors like you made possible in fiscal year 2023 – including more than $530,000 granted to the National Trust for Scotland for its most urgent conservation priorities.
Partners

Scottish Heritage USA
Enhancing the bonds of ancestral and national character between the peoples of Scotland and North America by furthering the exchange of ideas and connections between our two countries.

The Macallan
The Macallan is one of the world’s most awarded and admired single malts. This peerless reputation has been built by the commitment of The Masters of Spirit and Wood, the craftsmen at the heart of The Macallan since it was legally licensed in 1824. Their unfaltering obsession with selecting exceptional oak casks and distilling sublime spirits brings an unsurpassed, timeless quality to The Macallan.
Online Access to the Robert Burns Collection
American donors are making it possible for the National Trust for Scotland to publish its unparalleled collection of Robert Burns manuscripts, objects, and ephemera online.