Moorish Castle
Estrada da Pena, Sintra
Visitors to the Moorish Castle can walk around the fortress amid huge boulders and sheer cliffs, admiring the views over a unique landscape stretching all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. Located on...
Visitors to the Moorish Castle can walk around the fortress amid huge boulders and sheer cliffs, admiring the views over a unique landscape stretching all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. Located on...
Defended by a magnificent curtain wall and an iron yet, Balvenie was a stronghold of the powerful Black Comyns, rivals to Robert the Bruce in the early 1300s. It ultimately became the Renaissance...
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A boat will ferry you to one of Scotland's oldest castles, where Mary Queen of Scots spent a traumatic year. Probably built in the early 1300s, it was said to have been visited by Robert the Bruce...
Soak up the eerie , powerful atmosphere of an imposing stronghold with a notorious reputation. Look for the garrison's cesspit and seek shelter under the great arch. A 17th century poem says that...
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Tickets can currently only be purchased on site Opening Times: 1 Apr to 30 Sept: Daily except Wed & Thu, 10am to last entry at 4pm (closes 4. 30pm). Closed for lunch 1pm to 1. 30pm (last en...
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Possibly built or adapted by the invading English King Edward I, the great castle of Kildrummy was the stronghold of Earls of Mar. Although ruined, it remains a good example of a 13th century cast...