Lindsey Stirling ❄️ November 28 ❄️ Snow Waltz Tour

Here's our Tour Guide Tristan talking about the Throne Room in the State Apartments at Dublin Castle! You can purchase your ticket for a Guided Tour or a Self-Guided tour from the Ticket Desk. The Ticket Desk is open daily : 9:45 am - 5:15 pm. #opw #dublincastle #dublincastletourguides #opwtourguides #discoverdublin #whatsonindublin | Dublin Castle

There's this incredible castle in Aberdeenshire that I've always loved visiting. It's called Huntly Castle, and it's got such a fascinating history. The place has been around since the 12th century, originally as a wooden motte-and-bailey fortress before being rebuilt in stone. What makes Huntly Castle really stand out are the intricate carvings and inscriptions all over the walls. The stonework is so detailed; it’s like the building itself is telling you a story. You can still see the remnants

Crathes Castle gardens, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, transport you through time with a history dating back to the 16th century. The walled garden enchants with yew hedges and vibrant blooms, and the knot garden showcases intricate patterns. With eight distinctive sections, the garden boasts pools, fountains, themed borders, roses, and a treasure trove of unusual plants. Don't miss a visit to the stunning Crathes Castle itself. You can also explore the well-marked trails. Keep an eye out for red s

Are there any castles in Scotland where Mary Queen of Scots HASN'T spent the night? Yes! Huntly Castle. In 1562, Mary Queen of Scots decided not to visit Huntly Castle, a noble residence renovated by George Gordon, the 4th Earl of Huntly. During her royal tour in the north, she had a complex power struggle with the Gordons, fueled by religion, land, and reputation. George Gordon's son even aspired to marry Mary by force if necessary. When Mary reached Inverness, she bypassed Huntly's castle but

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