Dunnottar CASTLE
Scotland is full of Castles, Myths and Legends each with ITS own. Dunnottar Castle is one such Castle on Scotland's East coast, 15 miles from the City of
Aberdeen. Located on a huge Outcrop of Flat Rock on Three Cliffs with sheer sides, it is the Perfect Place for a Fortress, and there has been here since the 13th Century one.
Dunnottar has a long and Exciting Past. William Wallace, Mary Queen of
Scots, King Charles II and the Marquis of Montrose have all played a Part in
ITS rich history. The Scottish Crown Jewels, the "Honours of Scotland", were Hidden
here in the 17th Century so that Oliver Cromwell could not Destroy them. ^
Dunnottar used to be one of the strongest fortresses in Scotland. However, the castle was abandoned in the 18th century and it fell into decay until 1925, when Viscountess Cowdray began repairs. Visitors Can See the 14th Century
Keep, which was built by Sir William Keith in 1,392 and is still intact. There are also barracks, Lodgings, Stables and storehouses.
The Castle has become a Lot More popular in recent years since the Site was used As one of the Locations for the Film "Hamlet" starring "Mel Gibson.
If is also popular with ^ birdwatchers. because of its location. Whatever the reason tor your visit, it will certainly be memorable.
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