Luxury Scotland Article - Scotlands Castles - Oct 2011

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SCOTLANDS

Boasting more than its fair share of castles, thanks to a

turbulent past, Scotland today can offer rich historical

pickings to its many visitors. Dotted around the

country are formidable strongholds set atop dramatic

cliffs, tower houses in varying states of ruin, ancient

artillery fortifications, moated bastions, and well

preserved medieval castles. Yes Scotlands castles

were undoubtedly well worth a tussle or two in days

gone by. Today the castles in Scotland are well worth a

somewhat more welcomed visit.

Just choose any region in Scotland and within a few

miles you can bet your bottom dollar that youll come

across the remains of a stronghold still clinging to the

cliff edge, a medieval castle ruin perched atop a hill, a

tower house not quite as towering as it was in its glory

days, a well-preserved fortress sitting on a loch-side,

or a magnificent castle fully intact and open to visitors

year-round.

CASTLES

Written by Linda Jackson

FROM RUINS TO RICHES

SCOTLANDS COUNTLESS CASTLES

From romantic ruins and iconic towers to

formidable bastions and magnificent functioning

castles taking count of Scotlands historic castles

will challenge even the best of statisticians

Here are some excellent reasons to explore Scotlands

captivating past
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It was built on the top of an extinct volcano, the

site of a royal castle since the 12th century at

least. This historic monument towers above

Edinburgh city and is open to visitors year-round.

From free guided tours of the castle; historical

stories related by costumed performers; a

museum housing photographs, personal

mementoes and military objects covering more

Nearest properties, Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa, Prestonfield, 21212,

The Royal Scotsman Train, The Scotsman Hoteland the Glasshouse.

It goes without saying that

Edinburgh Castle is a must

visit attraction in Scotland.

EDINBURGH

CASTLEthan 400 years of Scottish military history, to

noteworthy rooms and buildings (The Crown

Room, The Great Hall, the Royal Palace); awe-

inspiring panoramic views across the capital;

and the spectacle of the Edinburgh Royal

Military Tattoo held every August, there is

plenty to keep visitors captivated for several

hours.
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A 15th century stronghold built for one reason

war. From the towers and curtain wall of this

garrison fortress and prison there are wonderful

views stretching across the sea to Fife and of the

road and rail bridges.

Nearest property, The Gleneagles Hotel.

Located to the northeast of

Edinburgh on the shores of

the Firth of Forth and lessthan four miles from

Linlithgow, is formidable-

looking Blackness Castle.

BLACKNESSCASTLEFrom the seaward side the daunting castle

looks like a stone ship that has grounded, but

the massively strengthened fortification

withstood many sieges - except that of Oliver

Cromwell in 1650, that is, the battle scars from

which still remain.

Photo from Wikimedia Commons

Copyright: Mike Pennington
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...The well-preserved medieval Craigmillar Castle

(four miles southeast from Edinburgh Castle)

offers great views over Edinburgh and Holyrood

Park and lots of dark mysterious nooks and

crannies to explore, including a grim basement

prison. The 55ft tower house is one of the oldest

in Scotland dating back to the late-14th century

Boasting a story linked to

Mary Queen of Scots...

CRAIGMILLAR

CASTLEand features an impressive Great Hall and the

Queen Marys Room where Mary allegedly

slept while staying as a guest at the castle. The

surrounding gardens are also one of the

highlights.

Nearest properties, Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa, Prestonfield, 21212,

The Royal Scotsman Train, The Scotsman Hoteland the Glasshouse.
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...This quintessential medieval stronghold

suffered a turbulent history (undoubtedly

because of its nearness to England), playing an

important part in the defence of its territory.

Caerlaverock Castle, built in a unique triangular

shape, still lures visitors from across the border

(and across the world) to its impressive offerings:

Eight miles south of Dumfries,

standing on the borders of the

country for 400 years...

CAERLAVEROCKCASTLE

a moat, a twin-towered gatehouse, and a

noteworthy 17th century residence in the

courtyard; imposing red sandstone

battlements; a siege warfare exhibition; a

nature trail, and childrens adventure park.

Nearest property, Knockinaam Lodge.

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From the battlements of this well-preserved six-

storey tower house are splendid views over Fleet

Bay to the Solway Firth. Cardoness Castle dates

back to the late-15th century and was primarily

built as a family residence by a prominent

Galloway family notorious for their lawlessness

(despite being on rubbing-shoulder terms with

From the battlements of this

well-preserved six-storey

tower house are splendidviews over Fleet Bay to the

Solway Firth.

CARDONESS

CASTLEroyalty) and long-standing bitter feud with

their neighbours. The walls are 8ft thick and

window openings are small, the ground floor

walls are pierced by gunholes the size of a

keyhole, a form of defence in the late-1440s.

The tower house is sited 31 miles from

Dumfries and 14 miles from Castle Douglas

and open weekends only from 1 October to 31

March (open daily from April-September).Nearest property, Turnberry.

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Craignethan Castle is open weekends only from 1 October to 31 March (but

open every day from April-September).

This important and unusual early artillery fortification features a rare stone

vaulted artillery chamber, a caponier of which there is only one other in

Scotland (at Blackness Castle), and an exceptional tower house where King

James V and his court were known to have been entertained.

There is also a nature trail in the nearby deep glen.

Dating back to around 1530

and located in a fine setting in

the rolling hills of Clydesdale

approximately 24 miles

southeast of Glasgow...

Nearest property, Turnberry.

CRAIGNETHANCASTLE



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GAMEGAME

Not much time we know but as it is one of

Scotlands most loved castles how could we

possibly exclude it from this article? Visitors

should plan to spend a full day exploring Culzean

Castle & Country Park, located 12 miles from Ayr,

16 miles from Prestwick Airport, and 50 miles

from Glasgow International Airport. Encircled by

Hurry if you want to visit this

beautiful castle as the

summer season runs from thebeginning of April to the end

of October.

CULZEANCASTLE &COUNTRY PARK

a mix of sea, lush forest and beautiful

manicured gardens, the castle boasts a

spectacular oval staircase, impressive armoury,

round drawing room, turrets and battlements,

and wonderful views over the Firth of Clyde.

History records were started in 1569 but the

first written reference to a tower house at

Culzean dates back to the 1400s.

Nearest property, Turnberry.


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...Even the peak of Ben Lomond can be spotted

on a clear day. Superb examples of 18th-century

Georgian military architecture are present in the

artillery fortifications, and there are interesting

artefacts on display in the Governors House, a

fine Georgian residence. First build in the early-

13th century, Dumbarton was a border stronghold

Around 14 miles northeast of

Glasgow and overlooking the

Firth of Clyde, DumbartonCastle sits on a volcanic rock

soaking up stunning views for

miles around...

DUMBARTONCASTLE

when the Norwegian frontier was only ten

miles away. The Battle of Largs (1263)

successfully removed any threat from Norway,

but then England became a bigger peril. The

most recent military action was seen during

the Second World War.

Nearest properties, Hotel du Vin at One Devonshire Gardens and

Cameron House on Loch Lomond.Photo from Wikimedia Commons
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It is thought that Aberdour Castle could possibly

be the oldest standing masonry castle in Scotland

because of some features which are

extraordinarily similar to others found in a nearby

12th-century church, and offshore Abbey dated

around 1200.

This medieval castle was

successfully extended and

modified over the centuries(15th, 16th and 17th): three

noble families lived in it over a

500-year span.

ABERDOURCASTLE& GARDEN

Highlights of the castle complex are the 12th-

century Hall House, a precious 17th-century

painted ceiling, and the 16th/17th century

walled and terraced gardens with a beehive-

shaped dovecot.

Nearest property, Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa.

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GAMEGAME...The impressive ruins of St Andrews Castle which feature unique

underground passages an insight into the horrifying nature of feudal siege

combat.

Admire the castles impressive frontage; explore the siege mine, counter-mine,

and the Bottle Dungeon.

St Andrews Castle was once the main residence of the bishops and

archbishops of St Andrews.

Hugging the shoreline

and sitting on a headland

in the north of St

Andrews, youll discover...

ST ANDREWSCASTLE

Nearest property, Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa.

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However, the estate is open year-round where, in

spring, the grounds are spectacularly carpeted

with daffodils.

Throughout the year visitors can enjoy the

woodland walk and a nature trail which has a

number of wildlife observation hides.

This National Trust castle (24

miles east of Inverness) closes

on 31 October for the winterbut, like Culzean, must be

mentioned because of its

popularity.

BRODIE

CASTLEDating from the 16th century, Brodie Castles

main highlights are its unusual plaster ceilings;

its major art collection, antiques, and

magnificent library.

Nearest property, Boath House.
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...Located on the outskirts of the picturesque market town of Huntly

(Aberdeen 40 miles, Inverness 66 miles).

This impressive medieval building, a noble ruin today, sheltered Robert the

Bruce in the 14th century in the sites earliest stronghold.

There are two impressive heraldic fireplaces and a noteworthy heraldic

frontispiece above the main door.

The fine architecture and

the location will not fail

to impress you at Huntly

Castle, baronial residence

for five centuries...

Nearest property, Marcliffe Hotel and Spa.

HUNTLYCASTLE

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GAMEGAME

...An impressive ornate gatehouse; a secret

compartment below the bedroom floor where

valuables were once hidden; and interesting

below-stairs rooms and upstairs family rooms to

explore.

A picturesque castle 17 miles

from Aberdeen and a noble

abode for around 300 years,Tolquhon Castle features...

TOLQUHON

CASTLEAberdeenshire is blessed with a fine collection

of castles; this is one of the most picturesque

and open throughout the year but only at

weekends from October to March inclusive.




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...Just a few of the impressive attractions at enchanting Crathes Castle, Garden

& Estate located 15 miles west of Aberdeen.

The gardens and estate make an enjoyable day out for the whole family; the

gardens are famous for their great yew hedges and double herbaceous border.

There are six woodland trails to follow in the estate grounds, plus exciting

treetop adventures for the children with Go Ape! at Crathes.

Fantastic gargoyles, fairy-tale

turrets, superb 16th-century

painted ceilings, famous gardens

delightful year-round, and the

ancient Horn of Leys (given in

1323 by Robert the Bruce) are...


CRATHESCASTLE


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...And the tower house commands stunning views

of Loch Ness and Great Glen.

A medieval fortress for 500 years (13th-17th

centuries) with a predominantly bloody history,

Urquhart Castle was one of Scotlands largest

Sitting on the banks of Loch

Ness Urquhart Castle still gives

the impression of being animposing stronghold despite

being in ruins...

URQUHARTCASTLE

castles and played a prominent part in the

Scots struggle for independence witnessing

many a battle with the ruthless MacDonald

clan as well as the English. The Visitor Centre

features an audio-visual display with an

excellent collection of medieval artefacts.

Nearest property, Rocpool Reserve and Chez Roux.

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Highlights of the castle are fine 18th and 19th

century carpets, curtains and bed hangings; the

historic walled garden, and a number of quirky

features hidden trapdoors, secret stairs and a

spy hole. Hurry to visit the castle: its another

Reminiscent of a French

chateau, elaborate, and the

largest Z-plan-designedScottish castle, Castle Frazer

dates back to the 16th

century.

CASTLE

FRASERGARDEN & ESTATEthat closes at the end of October but the

estate is open year-round where there is a

forest walk and an enchanting play area for

children in the woodland.

(16 miles west of Aberdeen).




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...its red sandstone walls; beautiful walled garden (added in 1604) with its

heraldic sculptures and carved panels, and a delightful little summer house.

Other highlights are the Lindsay familys vault in the ancient graveyard, and

the tower house a fine example of a noblemans abode.

Dating back to the 16th century

Edzell Castle is a gem with...

EDZELL

CASTLE




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Featuring one of the best preserved tower houses in Scotland, dating back to

the 15th century, Castle Campbell was the lowland stronghold of the

influential Campbell earls of Argyll.

Highlights include the loggia in the east range, John Knoxs Pulpit in the

garden, and the Scottish history videos created by local historians.

The setting of this castle above

Dollar Glen, 14 miles from

Stirling, must surely make it the

most dramatically located castle

in Scotland.

CASTLE

CAMPBELL

Nearest property, The Gleneagles Hotel.

AND GARDEN

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GAMEGAME

...Imposing Stirling Castle with its impressive

architecture is one of Scotlands grandest castles.

Within the castle is the largest medieval

banqueting hall ever constructed in Scotland

(James IVs Great Hall), supported by Great

In the heart of Stirling

towering over important

battlefields of the past, with acommanding view of the

countryside for miles around...

STIRLINGCASTLE

Kitchens where lavish banquets were created.

Other highlights include James Vs palace

(lavish Renaissance faades); the Argyll &

Sutherland Highlanders museum; and

magnificent views from the battlements.

Nearest property, The Gleneagles Hotel
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SCOTLANDS

We must not, of course, forget

todays working castles those

rather grand Scottish castles, perfect

for overnight accommodation as well

as group or corporate hire, such as

Inverlochy Castle Hotel and Stobo

Castle Health Spa.

To see is to believe. So visit Scotland to explore its

historical sights and you will soon see why the country

can rightly boast of its myriad castles. Whether simply

castle ruins or castles blessed with rich offerings, they

are well worth a visit and well steeped in history.

CASTLES

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LINKS TO HISTORICAL PLACES TO VISIT IN SCOTLAND

National Trust for Scotland

www.nts.org.uk/Visits/

Historic Scotland

www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/index/places.htm
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