East Lothian is home to many beautiful castles, steeped in history - waiting to be discovered and explored!
A historic location in Scotland, is home to several castles, with rich and interesting histories.
East Lothian, a historic location in Scotland, is home to several castles with long, rich histories, making popular tourist attractions.
Tantallon Castle perched on the cliffs looking out to the Firth of Forth and The Bass Rock, and Hailes Castle are hidden away along the banks of the River Tyne, making two great places to visit.
Pay a visit to the beautiful gardens of Dirleton Castle in East Lothian. Complete with a romantic ruined castle, this is an opportunity to see a garden with a difference.
This medieval fortress, now in the care of Historic Scotland, played many a part throughout Scotland’s turbulent history.
Explore the arts and crafts-inspired garden and discover the world’s longest herbaceous border.
Other castles include:
A 15th-century tower house located near Tranent, restored as a private residence.
An ancient castle near Gifford, famous for its subterranean Goblin Ha' (hall).
A 17th-century mansion that blends Scottish Baronial and Renaissance architectural styles, now used for events and weddings.
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