The council has identified the structures as a "priority for investment" as part of its wider refurbishment strategy.

A land of legends, the Highlands region in north-west Scotland contains countless fortresses. Whether haunted, magical or ...

Fyvie Castle, a remarkable 800-year-old fortress nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, has long been a premier venue for weddings and corporate events.

In marking the 3,500 mile trip, the group of ordinary fans honoured the last wish of of Robert the Bruce more than 700 years after his death - after spending 15 years trying to make it possible.

It is said she kidnapped Robert the Bruce, 6th Lord of Annandale, and held him captive at her home until he agreed to marry her. The pair wed and their son, Robert the Bruce, was born in 1274.

One clifftop castle in Scotland played a crucial role in the country's long history until it began to fall into ruin in the 1720s after the owner became involved in the Jacobite rebellion.

Yet this time of the year is one of the best times to visit this glorious, pink-rendered castle, which began life as a medieval fortress, has played host to Robert the Bruce and Charles I, and was ...

The King of Scotland is in line for a clean-up. A statue of Robert the Bruce proudly stands in Lochmaben High Street – just a few miles from the remains of the castle his ancestors once called ...

‘Let Scotland’s warcraft be this: footsoldiers, mountains and marshy ground; and let her woods, her bow and spear serve for barricades. Let menace lurk in all her narrow place ...

Bruce’s commanders now embarked on daring raids on the remaining English garrisons. Sir James Douglas surprised Roxburgh castle, inspiring Thomas, Earl of Moray, to take Edinburgh castle by stealth.

A 'fairy-tale' castle in the Highlands is the only Scottish hotel to feature in a global travel guide's 2025 Awards for Excellence. Condé Nast Johansens is described as the 'principal reference ...

Over 3,000 castles were built in Scotland throughout its history (approximately one for every 100 square miles), this is the story of the earliest surviving castle that stands to this day.