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The residence of the bishops of Moray from the 14th century to 1686.

Dating from about 1050, Delgatie is a uniquely Scottish Castle. It is the home of the late Captain and Mrs Hay of Delgatie, and is the Clan Hay Centre.

Craignethan Castle sits in a beautiful setting with rugged surroundings providing magnificent views.

Visit the site of this once powerful stronghold and former royal castle located on a peak overlooking the Firth of Clyde.

Please be advised that Ballindalloch Castle, Gardens and Grounds will reopen on Tuesday 26th March – Thursday 26 September 2024 10am - 5pm (last admission 4pm) Sunday - Thursdays (Closed Fridays and Saturdays)

Cared for by the National Trust for Scotland. Teeming with history and surrounded by mountains, Brodick is every inch the quintessential island castle. Explore the castle during our new self-guided visitor experience, which focuses on the fascinating stories of the people who lived here.

One of Scotland's most impressive strongholds, Blackness Castle was built in the 15th century by one of Scotland's most powerful families, the Crichtons.

Explore this magnificent ruined castle, the former home of the first Protestant Bishop of the Isles.

A fine example of a Scottish tower-house castle, Cardoness Castle was built in the later 15th century as the fortified residence of the McCullochs.

Cared for by the National Trust for Scotland. With gardens, beaches, woods, trails and new adventure playgrounds to explore, and to crown it all, a cliff-top castle of monumental size: there’s no doubt you’ll have a fantastic day out at Culzean. There really is something for all the family in this wildlife-rich 260ha estate, which is opulent to the extreme.

Explore the impressive ruins of this fairytale castle set in the stunning Grampian countryside.

This medieval tower house was built around 1500 by Ninian Adair of Kilhurst, one of the most powerful Lairds of Wigtownshire.

Glasgow's nearest fully accessible countryside attraction for a healthy family fun day out for lochside or woodland walks or outdoor activities in Scotland's largest Regional Park.

Cared for by the National Trust for Scotland. Explore 700 years of history in one of Scotland’s oldest tower houses. Drum Castle has something for everyone, from the medieval High Hall to modern art exhibitions. Take a stroll through the grounds to see the centuries-old oak trees and magnificent wildlife, and breathe in the perfumes of the Garden of Historic Roses.

Visit the romantic Inveraray Castle & Gardens on the shores of Loch Fyne and discover one of Scotland’s finest stately homes.

Discover Floors Castle, Scotland’s largest inhabited Castle and visit one of the leading visitor attractions in the Scottish Borders.

Ardkinglas Estate situated on the shores of Loch Fyne in Argyll.

Dean Castle Country Park is a fantastic free day out for the whole family. The country park, covering over 200 acres, is nestled in the heart of Kilmarnock and offers something for everyone to enjoy. With a recently restored 14th century castle, rural life centre, woodland walks, adventure playground,cafe and gift shops, the jewel in Kilmarnock's crown is well worth a visit!

Dating from the 15th century, Kisimul is the only significant surviving medieval castle in the Outer Hebrides.

Travel back in time and immerse yourself in the History of Clan MacDougall. Explore our enchanting woodland grounds,visit our 1745 Museum House with its social history collection and temporary local photography exhibition 'Hope Behind the Lens'. Walk up to the Castle Ruins and be stunned by the view stretching far and wide across Oban bay and the Isles.

Welcome to The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum. Here you will discover the story of one of Scotland’s great Highland Regiments, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, which has maintained close associations with Stirling Castle reaching back over 200 years. The museum is housed in the ancient 'Kings Old Building' parts of which date back to 1496, and King James IV. It was completely redeveloped in 2020 and is bright, modern and engaging. Through our collection of documents, artefacts and tales we bring to life our regiment's, and Scotland's history, from the Jacobites through the changing role of women, music, military medicine, community and our diaspora. It gives a unique insight into Scottish culture and heritage.