7K views · 676 reactions | Favourite Scottish castle?! gbsct Tour guide Owen tells us his top two and for good reason!! #scottishcastles #castlesofscotland #castlescotland #castles #scotland | Scotland's Wild | Facebook

7.4K views · 358 reactions | In our fifth episode of our Virtual Tour series, we visit Cawdor Castle in the Scottish Highlands. Forever linked by Shakespeare with Macbeth (Macbeth was Thane of Cawdor), Cawdor Castle houses a superb collection of tapestries, pictures and furniture reflecting 600 years of history. Outside the castle walls are beautiful landscaped gardens. Watch all of our virtual tours here: https://www.europeanwaterways.com/blog/virtual-tours/ | European Waterways | Facebook

Built for war! Here is a mini-tour of Blackness castle. It is poetically referred to as the “ship that never sailed” due to its unique shape and proximity to the water. What castles would you like to see me cover in upcoming videos? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏰 #blacknesscastle #andythehighlander #highlandertours #scotland #scottish #history #castle #outlander #inverness #outlanderfilminglocation #scottishhistory | Andy the Highlander

Stirling Castle is one the biggest and most well-known castles in Scotland. The first records of Stirling Castle come from the 12th century. King Alexander I of Scotland died there in 1124, and his successor, King David I of Scotland used the castle as a royal administration centre and residence. When Edward I of England invaded Scotland, he found Stirling Castle to be abandoned. The English occupied the castle until it was taken by the Scots in the events that followed the Battle of Stirling Br