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  • Dunnottar Castle, Aberdeenshire
    • This much-photographed ruined castle near Aberdeen is an impressive historic site on the east coast of Scotland. Open to the public all year. Visit and learn how it saved the Scottish Crown Jewels.

    (Added: 30-Apr-2000)

  • Ellisland Farm, Dumfries
    • Scotland’s national poet Robert Burns lived at Ellisland Farm near Dumfries, where he wrote many of his best-loved nature poems and songs. Ellisland is now a popular visitor attraction

    (Added: 15-Mar-2001)

  • The Globe Inn, Dumfries
    • The Globe Inn Dumfries was the favourite haunt of poet Robert Burns. The tavern is crammed from floor to ceiling with interesting Burns memorabilia and history relating to his time in Dumfries and Galloway. Visit Burns’ bedroom, see poetry that he inscribed on the windows, and sit in his favourite chair - rounded off with good bar and food for a perfect visit.

    (Added: 22-Aug-2001)

  • Baltersan Tower-House
    • This Renaissance tower-house built for the Kennedies in 1584 lies between Prestwick and Turnberry in Ayrshire. Its current owner is hoping to restore Baltersan in conjunction with Historic Scotland. The web site presents many exciting details of the project together with lots of photos and reconstruction drawings, plus articles on history, architecture and castles. Explored by Robert Burns, the building inspired Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

    (Added: 12-Jul-1999)

  • Castle Tioram, Moidart
    • Detailed history, architecture and plans for conservation of Castle Tioram in the Scottish Highlands. Ancient clan Donald stronghold.

    (Added: 10-Jul-1999)

  • Dunvegan Castle
    • Any visit to this enchanted Isle must be deemed incomplete without savouring the wealth of history offered by Dunvegan Castle - The Jewel in the Crown of the Isle of Skye

    Castle open: 22nd March - 31 October 10am-5.30pm Daily Wintertime: 11am-4pm Daily (Last entry 1/2 hr before close) Closed: Christmas Eve and Christmas Day New Years Eve and New Years Day

    (Added: 15-Jul-1999)

  • The Chatelaine's Scottish Castles
    • Over 200 Scottish castles online with informative articles, photos, guided tours, clan connections, books, videos, etc. Many castles are available for weddings or just to stay the night.

    (Added: 12-Jul-1999)




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