Step inside Sir John Soane’s Museum (@soanemuseum), arguably the most unique architectural time capsule in London. Once the home of Regency-era architect Sir John Soane, the space is a maze of skylit corridors, mirrored voids, and rooms packed floor to ceiling with plaster casts, paintings, and ancient fragments. Designed as a research resource for students of art and architecture, the museum remains a hub for all looking to step into the past. Talullah Smart, the Museum’s Learning Officer, take

62K views · 1.2K reactions | Here is your 4 minute tour of Lerwick Up Helly Aa 2019. Shetland's 12 annual fire festivals celebrate the end of winter and the largest is held in Lerwick, Shetland, on the last Tuesday of each January. | Promote Shetland | Facebook

8.3K views · 86 reactions | Shetland Museum curator Dr Ian Tait, boat enthusiast Brian Wishart and Emma Miller of Shetland Amenity Trust introducing Shetland Boat Week, a new festival being held for the first time from 8 to 14 August. | Shetland News | Facebook

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Experience a day to remember, filled with nature, science and culture at the Museum☀️🌍 Book a free ticket today 🎟😎 | Natural History Museum, London

Did you know: Christmas in Shetland is celebrated on 5th January and not December 25th. 🤯 It comes from changing from the old Julian calendar to the new Gregorian one where we lost 11 days. But many communities still celebrate Christmas on the old dates: 5th January is Auld Yule and 6th January is Auld Yule Night. Yule is an ancient Norse midwinter festival celebrated long before Christianity reached Shetland. Our lands were settled by Norse people and therefore Yule traditions stayed deeply ro

The last mallow stuffed cookie video for 2025 spoken in Shetland Dialect (And fast because the clip was short!). It was too good not to share - YUM! #shetland #islandlarder #smallbusiness #handmade #islandlife #marshmallow #mallow #bakery #mallowlady #northsea #culture #history #dialect #accent #norn | Island Larder Ltd