Dunrobin Castle is Scotland's most northerly great house — a French château-style fortress designed by the architect of the Houses of Parliament.
Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness survived centuries of sieges and Highland raids. When it finally fell in 1692, it was the garrison defending it who lit the fuse.
Castle Campbell in Dollar was once called Castle Gloom, built above the Burn of Sorrow. Discover the story of Scotland's most hauntingly named fortress.
Stirling Castle was Scotland's true seat of power for two centuries. Discover the Renaissance palace, the mysterious carvings, and why it was so suddenly abandoned.
Inside Glamis Castle hides a room no one can find. Every Earl of Strathmore knows the secret — but none has ever told. The legend lives on.
Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire hides a 700-year-old curse tied to three ancient weeping stones. Five families owned it — and each one struggled to pass it to a son.
Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness survived centuries of siege and conquest. Discover why Scotland's own garrison finally destroyed what no enemy ever could.
The Fairy Flag of Dunvegan Castle on the Isle of Skye has saved Clan MacLeod twice. Discover the legend, the science, and what happens if it is used one final time.
Linlithgow Palace has stood in ruins for nearly 300 years. Learn why Hanoverian soldiers accidentally burned the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots in 1746.
She appears without warning — a pale figure in green, drifting through a first-floor chamber at Crathes Castle, often carrying what looks like an infant...