Dunnottar Castle

Dunnottar Castle is a well-preserved ruin of a 16th century fortress located on a clifftop near Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Dating back to the Middle Ages, the ruined Dunnottar Castle makes up a stunning landscape with a stunning backdrop of the North Sea. An interpretive center offers visitors a chance to learn more about the history behind the castle. Inside the castle walls, visitors will find a range of breathtaking architecture, including the 15th-century Keep, Regent's Lodgings and the chapel of St. Katherine. The grounds of the castle is also open to explore, filled with interesting details such as the Clock Tower, Queen Anne Battery and a Brewer's House.