Tartan-clad philanthropists assembled at the Metropolitan Club on April 20 to celebrate Scottish heritage, raising more than $350,000 to support the work of Scotland’s largest conservation charity. The National Trust for Scotland cares for more than 100 iconic places, including Culloden Battlefield, the islands of St Kilda and Iona, and Robert Burns’s birthplace.

NTSUSA staff member Emily Fitzsimmons embarked on one of our garden tours this past September. Traveling with NTSUSA members and several of our Trustees, the group traversed across Scotland for six days, exploring its cities, castles, and gardens.

Make a visit to St Andrews on our road trip through Fife! You’ll travel just north of Edinburgh, stopping along the way at NTS sites made famous by ‘Outlander’.

Looking for an adventure? History buffs will get lost in the treasures to be found at our top 10 Trust places for culture vultures.

Project Reveal investigates the Falkland Bed, the central piece of the Keeper’s Bedroom and one of the first things visitors get to see when visiting the palace.

NTS has made significant progress with the Percy Cane garden restoration at Falkland Palace over the last two seasons. Learn more about how support from across the United States has made a difference to this important project.

Nearly $500,000 in conservation grants were made in fiscal year 2016 – a 55% increase over the previous year.

Falkland Palace is home to the oldest tennis court in Britain where Mary Queen of Scots used to enjoy a game or two!

We have met an anonymous challenge to support the restoration of the historic Percy Cane-designed garden at Falkland Palace.