Scotland's castles, with their old stone structures and towering turrets, are a major draw for tourists. However, one historic castle stands out from the rest due to its vibrantly colourful walls ...

The French inspector (Louis de Funes) comes to a scottish castle to protect the owner, and to catch Fantomas. There is a lot of funny trouble in the castle, espacially at one big evening party.

Built in the late 1500s, during James VI’s reign, Claypotts Castle is one of Scotland’s quirkiest castles, and was in consistent occupation for nearly 500 years. It features complex geometry ...

The castle was originally built in the 13th century by Alexander II of Scotland to guard the area against possible Viking invasions. The castle stood in grandeur for hundreds of years until the ...

Historic Environment Scotland (HES), which operates the castle, said the cafe's name had been in place since 1992 and reflected "the military history which is told throughout the castle".

Built in the late 1500s, during James VI’s reign, Claypotts Castle is one of Scotland’s quirkiest castles, and was in consistent occupation for nearly 500 years. It features complex geometry of round ...