Scottish Cultural Heritage

Scottish cultural heritage encompasses the traditions, history, language, arts, and customs that have shaped Scotland over centuries. It includes iconic symbols like bagpipes, tartans, and castles, as well as literary figures such as Robert Burns. The heritage reflects Scotland’s diverse influences, from Celtic and Norse origins to modern contributions, and is celebrated through festivals, music, dance, and storytelling. Preserving this heritage fosters national identity, community pride, and offers insight into Scotland’s evolving societal narrative. It is both a reflection of past achievements and a foundation for future cultural expression.