Crathes Castle was home to the Burnett family for ... The centre piece is undoubtedly the walled garden, which sits directly below the castle – a feature rarely seen, as most walled gardens ...

Crathes Castle is home to one of Scotland’s most outstanding gardens. This space, set between high walls, has been extensively cultivated for centuries and its colourful borders, separated by ...

Crathes Castle Gardens This garden is one of the best for its clever use of colour. In front of a typically Scottish turreted and rough-hewn pink-granite castle of the Burnett family, dating from ...

From its picturesque grounds and gardens to its magnificent and historic rooms, it is without a doubt worth checking out. After you've finished exploring Crathes Castle and its lovely grounds ...

A water feature first built in the late 19th century has been revived at Crathes Castle. Did you know with ... feature in the property’s Fountain Gardens. Originally installed in the 1880s ...

Buses 201 and 202 stop at Crathes Castle from Aberdeen and Balmoral via ... Dogs are not permitted in the walled gardens where the Antiques Roadshow event is taking place, but are allowed on ...

Twelve pits, said to have been created by hunter gatherers almost 10,000 years ago, were unearthed in a field at Crathes Castle, Aberdeenshire. The pits are arranged in a 50-metre long row and are ...

Excavations of a field at Crathes Castle found a series of 12 pits which appear to mimic the phases of the moon and track lunar months. A team led by the University of Birmingham suggests the ...