castles

Scotland's Castles are the most outstanding Castles in Europe, a large number are in excellent conditions and still inhabited, while others have been left as they were so obviously nowadays are only ruins. Personally abandoned Castles intrigue some a lot more and below are just a few Castles that you can find in Scotland,such as the city of chambers below.

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Edinburgh

The centre of Edinburgh, Scotland, with the Castle on the left, the National Gallery of Scotland below, and Princes Street on the far right. The Castle contains the state apartments, a Norman church, and several museums. The National Gallery is in the Georgian New Town, and Princes Street is the main shopping area.
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Cawdor Castle

Cawdor Castle, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, is one of the most magnificent and well-preserved strongholds in Scotland. The keep dates to the early 14th century, with the parapet and upper works being added in 1454. Though little is known about the early Thanes of Cawdor, there is no evidence to suggest that Shakespeare's Macbeth was one of them, or that he murdered King Duncan I here.
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Lochnagar

Towering 200 m/600 ft ice cliffs rim the north-east corrie of Lochnagar (1,155 m/3,789 ft), in the Highlands of Scotland. Popular with rock climbers and walkers, Lochnagar is close to Balmoral Castle and near to the home of the Highland Games at Braemar, on Royal Deeside.
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