Falkland Palace is one of the oldest gardens in Scotland, a place where kings and queens have walked amongst the flowers and trees. Many of the herbs grown in the Physic Garden today would have ...

Scotland boasts the world's most ancient tennis court, a historic gem where aficionados still engage in a 500 year old variant of the game known as 'real tennis'. The Falkland Palace Royal Tennis ...

Scotland is home to the world's oldest tennis court, where enthusiasts still partake in the 500-year-old-variant of the sport. Featuring around 50 loyal members, the Falkland Palace Royal Tennis ...

Scotland’s first conservation village ... The most famous destination in Falkland is easily Falkland Palace and Garden, both of which are open to the public. Dating back to the 16th century ...

Falkland is the only royal palace in the care of the National Trust for Scotland. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including ...

One of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture in Scotland, Falkland Palace was adored by Mary, Queen of Scots. It’s the result of the vision of James IV and his son James V who ...

Tennis has been in Scotland for a very long time - there are references dating back to the time of Alexander III in the 13th Century so it didn't just start with Andy Murray Peter Cahusac Falkland ...

A bronze statue has been stolen from Falkland Palace in Fife. Fife Constabulary said the 18-inch naked youth Narcissus was taken from inside the palace as guided tours were led through the building.

At the time when the Scottish queen was a regular visitor to Falkland Palace, the countryside around here were covered in woods where the court would hunt deer and practice falconry. Today this part ...

The palace and gardens remain one of ... House Hotel and an excellent golf course. The Scottish Deer Centre is a 15-minute drive from Falkland. Educational fun for all the family, the centre ...