Glamis Castle, Angus (Scotland) @UndisScot image & rough overlap of my old watercolour suggestion based on early drawing in the 1770s. King Malcom II died in 1034 at Glamis. (There may have been a wooden Hallhouse with palisade prior to stone building.) #Watercolourpainting
This gatehouse looks like it's been plucked straight out of a fairytale! 🌺✨
📍 Ardverikie Estate, @VisitCairngrms 📷 IG/lensereflection #ScotlandIsCalling
617 years ago today. King Robert III died at Rothesay Castle on the Isle of Bute at the age of 68 on 4 April 1406 after hearing that his son James was being held captive by Henry IV of England. More about Robert III: https://t.co/EsAL6JcEEZ
The incredible Crovie Castle, standing above cliffs on the headland north of Crovie in Aberdeenshire. The earliest surviving parts of the castle date back to about 1300, and it was built on the site of an earlier Pictish fortress. More pics and info: https://t.co/IRqHLs3yTA
621 years ago today. David Stewart, 1st Duke of Rothesay, son of King Robert III and heir to the Scottish crown, was murdered by his uncle, Robert Stewart, 1st Duke of Albany, at Falkland Palace in Fife on 26 March 1402. More pics and info: https://t.co/IFKgyp6y4J
Do YOU have a favourite castle in #Scotland? 🏰 Perched on a distinctive headland, Dunnottar Castle is a gem of Aberdeenshire's coastline & only a short distance from the city of #Aberdeen! 🙌💙
📍 Dunnottar Castle, @visitabdn 📷 IG/vergiinia
The magnificent St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall, Orkney, started in 1137 by the Norse Earl Rognvald to celebrate the sainthood of his uncle, Earl Magnus, who had been killed in 1117. More pics and info: https://t.co/01F404cgNm