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Celebrating Scotland Across the World
Saturday 17th May 2008

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Scotland Magazine Issue 35

Published in Scotland Magazine Issue 35 on 15/11/2007.

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King of the castle

Whatever you are celebrating, a majestic Scottish castle is the only way to go. Natasha Reed discovers 10 of the finest Scotland has to offer

Scotland’s chequered past has left a legacy of castles, particularly in the Highlands and the Scottish Borders, and each keep or tower has a distinctive legacy and romantic story to tell.

Many are now just ruins but a few have survived and have become iconic symbols of Scotland. Some, such as Edinburgh Castle, are open for visitors to experience. Some are particularly memorable in history, such as Stirling Castle, a favourite residence with the monarchs of Scotland. Others are known for their myths and legends, such as Glamis Castle, said to be one of the most haunted in Britain.

So if you love the idea of visiting or staying in a traditional Scottish castle, there are many different breaks available to enjoy. Here are 10 of the best castles available to stay in or hire for a truly memorable venue.

Go on, experience living like the laird for a few days.

Family home...

Situated in charming market town of Duns in the heart of the beautiful Scottish border countryside, Duns Castle is an impressive, historic 14th century tower house. The castle is still intact but has had extensive additions throughout the centuries to provide a fine Gothic structure that is at once imposing and fascinating. Since 1696 it has been lived in by the Hay family and, although it still remains their private home, the family now welcome guests to share it with them. All needs can be accommodated here, whether it is using the castle for corporate events, parties, weddings or personal stays.

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By Natasha Reed

Section : Scotland Accommodation

Page number : 60

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