Set in the heart of Scotland’s Central Lowlands, Lanarkshire is a region where natural beauty meets deep-rooted history. From prehistoric sites and medieval ruins to its vital role in the Industrial Revolution, this area tells the story of Scottish resilience and innovation across the centuries.

Once a thriving center for coal mining and textile production, Lanarkshire became home to generations of hardworking families whose efforts shaped Scotland’s industrial identity. The region’s landscapes also carry traces of even earlier times, with evidence of Roman settlements and ancient communities. On this private, live, and interactive walking tour, you will explore the stories, landmarks, and ancestral connections that make Lanarkshire an essential part of Scotland’s heritage.

Join us to learn more about the history, heritage, and ancestry of this fascinating region.

Tour Highlights:
- Explore the historic ruins of Bothwell Castle, one of Scotland’s finest medieval strongholds
- Visit the New Lanark World Heritage Site, a model industrial village from the 18th century
- Learn about Lanarkshire’s vital role in Scotland’s textile and mining industries
- Discover traces of Roman settlements and prehistoric communities
- Connect with the stories of families whose roots run deep in the Scottish Lowlands

What’s Included:
- A live and interactive virtual tour with a local guide
- Real-time Q&A with your guide
- Private access for your group
- Unique insights into Lanarkshire’s ancestry, history, and cultural traditions

Meet Your Guide:
Your local guide shares Lanarkshire’s story with passion and authenticity, revealing how generations of families helped shape Scotland’s past. With a deep appreciation for local heritage, they bring to life the landmarks, industries, and traditions that continue to connect Lanarkshire to descendants around the world.