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It depends, being that your question is fairly broad. But here's a list to start you off:
- Food: Tuna, Scottish shortbread, tablet
- Drink: (Scotch), Irn-Bru
- Clothing: Kilts, other tartan clothes
- Mysteries and Monsters: Loch Ness Monster (Nessie), Glamis Castle and many, many more
- Symbols of Scotland: Thistle, Saltire (The Scottish flag, also known as the St Andrew's cross), Royal lion rampant
- Heroes and tragic figures and celebrated people: William Wallace, Mary Queen of Scots, Robert the Bruce, Robert (Rabbie/The Bard) Burns, St Andrew, Bonnie Prince Charlie
- Cities: Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Inverness, Dundee, Stirling
- Sports: Golf, specifically the city of St Andrews which is known as the "home of golf", rugby, football, tennis (esp. Andy Murray)
- Music: Scottish Bagpipes, ceilidh music, Phil Cunningham & Aly Bain, The Proclaimers, Runrig, Franz Ferdinand, The Corries, The Fratellis, Texas, Annie Lennox, The View, KT Tunstall, Eddi Reader, Sandi Thom, Glasvegas, Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini, Amy MacDonald, Travis, etc
- Scenery: Scottish Highlands and Islands, The Borders, The Falkirk Wheel
- Creatures (real): Highland Cows, Black Faced Sheep, Red Deer, Capercaillie, Scottish Crossbill, Red Grouse
- Thinkers: David Hume, Francis Hutcheson, Adam Smith
- Inventors: John Logie Baird (Television), Alexander Graham Bell (Telephone) etc
Also, in order of importance, Whisky, Golf an Sean Connery!
Also, Rod Stewart is from Scotland and he supports the football team Celtic from Glasgow (big fan of the singer)
Howabout Engineeting. shipbuilding, Inventions (think TV. Steam Engine, Penicillin, Anasthetic, Cloning Technology).
The exportation of our people colonising & governing, bringing knowledge to the rest of the world.
The things that Scotland is famous for is:
William Wallace
Robert The Bruce
The Scottish Highlands
Sean Connery
Alexander Graham Bell
Tartans
Kilts
Scottish Bagpipes
Loch Ness Monster
Both Scottish Flags
Battle of Stirling Bridge
Endinburgh
Weapon
Ferocity
Killing
Military
What else can I help you with?
Who dicovered Scotland?
The earliest inhabitants of Scotland were the Picts and virtually nothing is known about them.
What do the scottish people do at Christmas Eve?
Not much. The big celebration in Scotland is New Years Eve, known in Scotland as Hogmany.
What do Scots call a turnip?
Turnips are known in Scotland as neeps.
Which kikng of Scotland defeated the English at bannockburn?
Robert I also known as Robert the Bruce
What is the significance of the England and Scotland flags in terms of national identity and history?
The England and Scotland flags are significant symbols of national identity and history. The England flag, known as the St. George's Cross, represents England's patron saint and is a symbol of English heritage and pride. The Scotland flag, known as the St. Andrew's Cross or the Saltire, represents Scotland's patron saint and is a symbol of Scottish identity and history. Both flags have deep historical roots and are important symbols of the unique cultural identities of England and Scotland.
What is the nickname for Scotland?
Scotland is known as Scotland. If you are from Scotland then it is known as the greatest country on the planet.Scotland's nickname is 'the greatest country on Earth'.
What country known as the land of cakes?
Scotland.
Which country is known as the 'Land of Cakes'?
Scotland
What is Scotland's offficial name?
Currently it is Scotland. Before the union with England it was officially known as The Kingdom of Scotland.
What is hopscoth called in Scotland?
When I was a child in Scotland, we called hopscotch 'bedsies'.
Who dicovered Scotland?
The earliest inhabitants of Scotland were the Picts and virtually nothing is known about them.
Where is the tallest building in Scotland?
The tallest known building in Scotland is Elphinstone Tower.
What was Scotland known as?
Alba or Caledonia
What was James you known as in Scotland?
James who?
What country is known as Albyn?
Scotland
Which country is known as Caledonia?
Scotland was known as Caledonia by the Romans.
When did Scotland join the European Union?
Scotland, as part of the United Kingdom, joined what was then known as the EEC in 1973. Since 1993 it is known as the EU.
