List of castles and houses in Fife, Scotland
Built by the Douglas family, this 13th century fortified house was later extended in the 15th, 16th & 17th centuries. The finished result provides accommodation with a gallery and fine painted ceiling. There is also a walled garden with beehive-shaped doocot.
Much filmed castle that was inspiration for the red wedding scene in Game of Thrones and was used in Outlander. Castle dates from 14th century with piecemeal additions over time. Visitor centre.
Pretty Grade A listed house associated with Adam family and now a lovely B & B near Loch Leven
It is One of the most venerable buildings in Scotland. The old abbey is still magnificent. The palace much ruined by fire and being unroofed in 1708.
Ruined single tower in the middle of field that was once loch. 4 storeys remain. Walk up and visit.
Nothing remains now of a possible fort except for crop circles that suggest previous fortifications. Its position must have been spectacular!
Tower house that probably dates to C16 with modern farmhouse and steadings attachedthat are in use. originally must have been ancient.
One of two castles of the same name - the other is in Moray and never important. It passed through various hands before its stone was ransacked for other buildings. In somewhat derelict and possibly dangerous state
House built around 1720 whose wings still exist facing across the Forth. The rest has been in-filled and a new town sprung up on the estate grounds.
Remains of 16th century house or castle on the traditional site of the murder of Lady Macduff as related by Shakespeare. Has been fully renovated as a private residence in 2013 and is not open for view.
Ruined Seton Castle with only vaulting still visible in middle of agricultural field. Walk up.
The main residences of the bishops of St Andrews. Now a dramatic ruin on the headland
Tower House splendidly remodelled by Robert Adam in 1782. Wedding venue with self-catering apartments. Can be walked around outside
Fake castle built in 1863 by Sir James Matheson (of Jardine Matheson fame) who resettled crofters to take the land.It has undergone a huge refurbishment.
Ruined 13th century castle near Salen on the East coast of Mull in ruinous and dangerous state on headland.
Isolated tower castle on south coast of Mull near Lochbuie overlooking the sea. In ruinous state but still impressive overlooking quiet and isolated sandy beach. Sea Eagles often nest in the hillside above the beach.
C16 castle built from monastery stone for Bishop of Argyll on east coast of Kintyre. You can actually stay in the castle courtesy of Landmark Trust.
C15th Castle near Turriff in excellent condition with long, interesting history. Two bedrooms available for B&B so great opportunity to stay.
Excavated in the 1980s to its present state. Bronze and iron age on the coast north of Golspie. Large circulcar broch that is well worth a quick explore on a striking site beside the coast.
Remote and picturesque castle hidden away in North West Lochaber on its own tidal island.
Lovely pink 16th century castle near Banff that is now a B&B and a very sumptious and historical one with excellent art on the walls.
The visitor guide to the amazing ring of standing stones at Callanish on Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.
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