Check out the 'incredibly beautiful' yet 'haunting' castle in Aberdeenshire, which once housed Scotland's crown jewels.

Both the U.S. and U.K. versions of Peacock's delectable reality competition are filmed at the same Scottish castle. The producers answer our questions about this memorable locale.

Think castles are just fairy-tale ruins? Not in Scotland. Here, they’re alive with myth, mist, and memory. Plan your 2025 adventure around these 10 unforgettable strongholds. Image: Unsplash ...

Fonab Castle fits right into the fairy-tale setting of Pitlochry, Scotland. This stretch of Perthshire is straight out of a storybook, with rolling hills, glittering lochs, rushing rivers, and ...

Fonab Castle fits right into the fairy-tale setting of Pitlochry, Scotland. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of The Week delivered directly to your ...

Discover the beauty and charm of Scotland’s best spots! From the rugged Isle of Skye to the mysterious waters of Loch Ness, explore the stunning Ben Nevis and the breathtaking Glencoe. Wander ...

The Loch Tay area of the Scottish Highlands has long attracted visitors in search of stunning scenery, outdoor adventure and a glimpse of Taymouth Castle, a lavish neo-Gothic estate that sits in ...

A new list of Scotland's "best castle hotels for 2025" has been shared, with grand castles across the country featuring opulent guest rooms and fine dining restaurants featured.

An 1889 account records that the castle was dismantled in 1568 after the Battle of Langside, which was fought between loyalists of Mary, Queen of Scots and an army fighting under the banner of her ...

Glamis Castle, the childhood home of Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the Queen Mother, is said to be the most haunted castle in Scotland, with at least nine ghosts rumoured to haunt its walls.

Over 3,000 castles were built in Scotland throughout its history (approximately one for every 100 square miles), this is the story of the earliest surviving castle that stands to this day.

The sale of Beldorney Estate is part of a wider opportunity to invest in 3,000 acres across Scotland which includes North Bunloit at offers over £2.2m and Tayvallich at offers over £3.96m.