Scotland's only community-run castle is hoping to break a world record by having the most people performing a choreographed Military Two-Step online ahead of a summer of events. Braemar Castle in ...

Braemar Castle isn't the only castle in the village, nor the oldest. Kindrochit Castle, which lies in ruins, dates back to ...

Braemar Castle is set to reopen its doors to the public as final touches get underway. It comes after the historic site, built in 1628 by John Erskine, Earl of Mar, underwent £1.6 million of ...

The Braemar Castle Project students, have created garments that relate to the castle, using preloved garments donations from RGU’s Kaim Co-operative, a second-hand shop run by RGU’s Go Green ...

Braemar Castle is on the cusp of reopening to visitors after an 18-month restoration project which has transformed the historic site. It’s taken more than 18 months of blood, ...

Simon Blackett, of Yellow Welly Tours, said: ‘The King wanted to know what colour we were going to paint Braemar Castle. ‘When I said white, he wasn’t sure how bright the white would be.

No visit to Braemar would be complete without exploring its historic 17th-century Braemar Castle. With its distinctive turrets and rich past, this fairytale-like fortress offers visitors a glimpse ...

The dreary grey harling had become patchy in places, letting the water seep in; 17th Braemar Castle, with its fairytale towers and turrets and… ...

The village is home to the 17th castle Braemar Castle, currently under restoration, in which the King has taken a close interest in including the colour of the paint chosen to paint the castle.

Braemar Castle, on the edge of the Royal Deeside village, has been re-roofed and re-harled, with internal restoration work also carried out as part of the £1.6m programme.

A 17th Century castle in north-east Scotland is throwing open its doors to the public again following the completion of a community-led restoration project. Braemar Castle, on the edge of the ...