The two-bedroomed fortress, available to rent via Airbnb, is category A-listed building with many of its original historical ...

It's sort of layering in the beauty of a castle in Scotland with amazing treatments. It is a real challenge. But a real pleasure as well." Peacock//Getty Images Taking on this challenge has paid ...

These Scottish castles offer fascinating history ... and two adventure playgrounds for kids. Inside the castle, the expansive oval staircase is a marvel to see, and the views of the Firth of ...

Taymouth Castle on the shores of Loch Tay is being returned to its past glories as a very modern owner makes his mark. Once ...

Digging a well inside the castle meant there was a safe supply ... could be preserved through drying. In Scotland it was often too cold to dry food outside, so ovens were often used instead.

Castles were built to keep the noble people of Scotland safe. From the safety of ... Castle builders had to think up new ways to keep people safe inside their castles. They invented things like ...

I delve inside with tour guide Paul Cormack ... it’s a veritable greatest hits of Scottish castles. My hairs rise in the supposedly haunted Blue Room, where a sturdy bed still blocks the ...

Inside the castle, you'll find period decor ... get there early as coach buses are known to stop here on tours of the Scottish Highlands. You can reach Eilean Donan Castle by taking Stagecoach ...

Two historic Scottish castles are to host special celebrations of Scotland’s Bard to mark Burns Night. Stirling's ancient castle, along with Edinburgh Castle, will be hosting events to celebrate ...

Stay at 19th-century Glenapp Castle in the heart of Robert Burns country. Sample Scotland’s finest seasonal produce at The Kitchin. Explore lesser-known islands like Lewis, Harris, and Mull.

Edinburgh and Stirling Castles are to host events to celebrate Scotland's National Bard Robert Burns' birthday on Saturday, January 25. Stirling Castle's Burns an' a' that event will allow ...

Ardross Castle in Alness, north of Inverness in the Scottish Highland, is a location that viewers have got used to seeing on their screens and may continue to do so for the foreseeable future.