Scotland Trivia

Join the Intercontinental Ballistic Sheep as they travel north of Hadrian's Wall to Edinburgh.

As part of my quest to visit all of the inhabited British islands, I spent a week travelling around Islay, known as the "Queen of the Hebrides", as well as its smaller neighbours, Gigha and Colonsay. Come with me as I explore these three islands.

Test your knowledge of the capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh, in this quiz which I have adopted from one originally authored by user kunama.

Take a trip around the beautiful and scenic country of Scotland.

The Scottish city of Inverness is the northernmost city in the U.K. and is also known as the 'Capital of the Highlands'. The Rockettes would like to know how many of these sites found in and around the city you can identify. Good luck!

Come along and pay a visit to my home country, Scotland, and learn about some of its towns and cities.

A teasing set of questions specifically about Scotland, a country dear to my heart.

Test your knowledge of things Scottish.

Four years after my first quiz on the counties of Scotland, I have finally got round to the second, featuring one of the most scenic of them all, Perth and Kinross.

A quiz about the beautiful country of Scotland, and some of the great landmarks and attractions.

A quick quiz to see how much you know about Scottish towns and cities

Scotland only has one land border, so its yard is technically the sea. That yard is filled with many, many islands. Can you match some of those islands to the facts about them?

This third, and final, part will be concerned with Scotland. It will begin on the west coast and take us all the way round until we, finally, get back to England.

Fascinating and Interesting Scottish Locations!

My last quiz about a journey round Scotland received very pleasing responses so here is a second trip, this time starting in the southeast. Hope you find it entertaining and perhaps learn a thing or two about our lovely country.

So you want to go to Edinburgh, Scotland? This quiz was inspired by the wonderful quiz "Enjoy Your Trip to Paris" and is my homage to the most beautiful city in Europe. The quiz is a walking tour of what some call "The Athens of the North".

This is the first in a series of quizzes about Scotland's traditional counties, beginning with the one where I live!

The sixth in my series of quizzes on Scottish counties features the southernmost one of them all.

The eleventh quiz in this series on Scottish counties features the biggest one of them all, Highland.

Questions to test your knowledge of Scotland.

Part nine of my tour of Scotland's counties visits the County of Stirling, usually referred to by its historical name, Stirlingshire.

Scotland's a big country. Do you know a lot about it?

The Inner Hebrides are close to Scotland's West Coast; the Outer Hebrides (or Western Isles) are a chain of islands further out. Together there are 51 inhabited, and many more uninhabited, islands. Can you match the islands to the clues?

I have combined the two northernmost counties of Scotland for this quiz, the thirteenth in this series.

I'm not Scottish, but I said I would write a quiz about Scotland to make up for my "Four I States" quiz. Although I've never been in Alba, I have flown over it, and, in addition, have greatly admired the Scots and their culture for a long time.

Starting in the south west, this quiz will take you around Scotland before finishing in the south east. I hope you find it informative and entertaining.

For part twelve in my series on Scottish counties, I have combined the three small counties of East Lothian, Midlothian and West Lothian into one quiz.

There are 283 of these Scottish mountains, and some people, me included, spend most of their lives trying to get to the top of every one of them - it's called Munro Bagging. and it's addictive!

Tourist guide books usually follow the same format and are very similar in content. This is an alternative tour of Scotland. It is meant to be humorous and interesting and you are unlikely to find the same information in any other tourist guide book.

Quiz number ten on this series on Scotland's counties visits the ceremonial county of Lanarkshire.

The seventh quiz in my series on the counties of Scotland visits the beautiful Borders.

How much do you know about one of the world's most beautiful countries? Try this quiz and see. Good luck!

Part five of my (very) occasional series on Scottish counties visits the beautiful Argyll & Bute.

The North Coast 500 was devised in 2015 to develop tourism in Scotland's Northern Highlands. It follows the coast from Inverness up to John O' Groats, over to Durness, down the west coast to Applecross, and back to Inverness - or the other way round.

Welcome to Scotland, the land of thistles and haggis.

Where in Scotland would you find the following....

The third quiz in my series on the historic counties of Scotland, this one features the county of Angus.

The eighth quiz in this series on the counties of Scotland visits the northeast and the county of Aberdeenshire (note - although the City of Aberdeen is now a unitary authority, I have included it for geographical and historic reasons in this quiz)

This quiz features aspects of Edinburgh's history, geography and personalities, all of which have had some bearing on the "outside world."

How much do you know about Glasgow? Try this ten-question quiz and find out.

I lived in this great Scottish city for a year, and this quiz reflects my experiences there. Most questions concern aspects of the East End and City Centre areas.

Located in the Firth of Clyde, the Scottish Isle of Arran is 167 square miles of spectacular seashores, farms, forests, and mountains. How much do you know about this amazingly beautiful place?

The fourth in a series of quizzes on the historic counties of Scotland visits Ayrshire.

Come along with me and we will take another journey across Scotland. Bring your sense of humour!

This is a Quiz about Scotland and its people.

A generous Aberdonian welcome to what may be one of Britain's most northerly, cold and remote cities, but it is still number one. At least it is alphabetically! With all that granite it must also be one of the hardest, but is this quiz...?

How much do you know about the Scottish Borders? An introduction to the Scottish Borders.

A quiz about Glasgow by a Glaswegian.

Some people and places in Scotland.I have tried to keep clear of all the usual questions we see on Scotland. Don't worry if you don't know the answers, I hope this let's you have more knowledge on Scotland.

This is a follow up to my previous two quiz guides. This time it's the tale of a forgetful tourist, who has visited some unusual tourist sites in Scotland. He suffers from amnesia; see if you can help jog his memory.

Some more questions on the people, places and facts about Scotland and Scots. These are tougher questions than Scotland And Scots part I, but educational. Best of luck.

This is a series of questions on my home city of Aberdeen in Scotland.

A quiz about one of the most beautiful regions of Scotland.

Colonsay is a small island with a rich heritage and culture.

How well do you know my home county, Ayrshire? This is a quiz about all aspects of the county.

More trivial and not so trivial information about my home city, Glasgow. This is a follow up to my previous quiz.

This quiz is all about the rivers of Scotland in an A-Z format. Some are hard, others far easier. So do you really know your ABC?

I've decided to make my own little Scotland Trivia quiz. Hope you like it! Good Luck!

This quiz is all about the lochs of bonny Scotland, some may be easier than others good luck.

Ayrshire is a county in southwest Scotland. Not as well known as the usual tourist hot spots of Scotland, but it gets it's fair share of visitors. If you have ever visited Ayrshire, you may know some of these people and Places. Best of luck.

Visitors to Scotland come here to see if they can spot 'Nessie' the monster. What else do you know about the famous Loch Ness?

I love this tiny wee place situated twelve miles from the city of Perth. It is set in wonderful countryside and is steeped in history. Have a go and see how much you know on this town.

Here is some information about the places and culture of Scotland.

Here are a few of the tourist attractions in Scotland. Which one am I describing?