March is marvellously in-between, not quite winter, not quite spring. The cold season is loosening its grip and rumours of sunshine hint that good weather is just around the corner. As flowers and animals peek their noses out to greet the new sunlight, life awakens once again.
Many castles and attractions open their doors to the public in March, shaking off the winter to welcome in the crowds. And the Six Nations rugby tournament is in full swing, giving hope to fans of the Scottish national team. ‘Oh flower of Scotland…’
But it doesn’t matter if you’re not a rugby fan, there are a host of reasons to travel to Scotland in March. From fantastic festivals to wilderness walks, here’s some inspiration for your trip.
