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Westquarter Dovecot is a handsome rectangular dovecot with a heraldic panel dated 1647 over the entrance doorway....
Antonine Wall: Rough Castle is the best-preserved length of rampart and ditch, together with the earthworks of a fort ' the most complete on the Wall ' and a short length of military way with quarry pits. This is the best site to gain an impressio...
Antonine Wall: Watling Lodge are two sections on each side of the house known as Watling Lodge (there is no entry to the house or grounds) The eastern section is one of the deepest and steepest stretches of the ditch visible....
Argyll's Lodging is Scotland's most splendid and complete example of a 17th century townhouse. Situated on the upper approaches to Stirling Castle, its fine architecture marks it out as a property intended for a great nobleman serving the royal court...
A house of canons Cambuskenneth Abbey was founded around 1140 by canons of the Arrouaisian order, but subsequently passed to the Augustinians. The founder was David I. Cambuskenneth served Stirling Castle, one of David’s favoured residences,...
A Lowland stronghold for a Highland chief Everyone is awestruck by Castle Campbell. The imposing ruin stands in solemn isolation upon a narrow ridge, overlooked by a crescent of the Ochil Hills. Two precipitous ravines hem it on either side, t...
Clackmannan Tower is a fine 14th-century keep enlarged in the 15th century. You can only view the exterior of Clackmannan Tower....
Island sanctuary The enchanting ruins of Inchmahome Priory grace the largest of three islands in the Lake of Menteith. The priory was established around 1238 by a small community of Augustinian canons. Their founder and patron was Walter Comyn...
King's Knot are the earthworks of a splendid formal garden, possibly made in 1628 for Charles I....
Mar's Wark is a remarkable Renaissance mansion built by The Earl of Mar, Regent for James VI in 1570 and later used as the town workhouse. Mar's Wark was never completed and now only the fa'ade can be seen....
The 'Old Bridge' is a handsome bridge built in the 15th or early 16th century. The southern arch was rebuilt in 1749 after it had been blown up during 'The '45' to prevent the Jacobite army entering the town....
One of Scotland's grandest castles due to its imposing position and impressive architecture, Stirling Castle commands the countryside for many miles around. It towers over some of the most important battlefields of Scotland's past including Stirling ...
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