Rich in Scottish history dating back to the Middle Ages, Dunnottar Castle was once besieged by Sir William Wallace (a knight and the protagonist of the fictionalized tale "Braveheart").

During the reign of King William I of Scotland, Dunnottar became the centre of local administration for the Mearns region. In this same time period, the castle appeared in the Arthurian romance ...

The frustrated team at Dunnottar Castle, near Stonehaven posted on social ... is of historical importance to both the local area and Scotland in general, and in this instance the door and lock ...

Scotland is home to some of the world’s most majestic castles and breathtaking natural wonders. Journey through the iconic Eilean Donan Castle, Dunnottar Castle, and Stirling, while marveling at ...

From the opulence of Balmoral to the decrepitude of Dunnottar, we can’t discuss Scotland without mentioning the country’s breathtaking castles which are some of the oldest and most famous on ...

Dunnottar Castle has played an important role during many crucial episodes of Scottish History, however, it was originally known as a Pictish fortress, and its greatest hour came during Æthelstan ...

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Dunnottar Castle is set to play a starring role in defining the '˜spirit' of Scotland in VisitScotland's first ever global campaign. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman ...

A clifftop castle in Scotland ... stunning views and historic sites Under the rule of King William I of Scotland, Dunnottar emerged as the administrative hub for the Mearns region.