The beautiful and somewhat eerie ruins of Kilchurn Castle lie on the
northeastern shore of Loch Awe in Scotland. Its construction dating back
to the 15th century, Kilchurn Castle was originally built on a tiny
island. The loch’s water levels were changed in 1817 causing the island
to connect to the mainland. While the oldest part of Kilchurn Castle was
built in 1450 by Sir Colin Campbell, subsequent residents continued to
add on to the castle until 1681. The Kilchurn Castle ruins are open to
the public only during the summer months, via the A85 road.
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Nice sharing friend. It is very historical places. Kilchurn Castle is a ruined 15th and 17th century structure on a rocky peninsula at the northeastern end of Loch Awe, in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. I am history lover and see the historical this around the world. I am recently come back mount rushmore tours for this purpose.
Thanks for this interesting sharing; I had a great chance to overview the Castle last year just before my us west coast tours . The castle is beautiful, lovely atmosphere very photogenic, lots of information. However now I’m looking forward to visit this amazing place again!
What a lovely view! I love it. I love to visit such kind of unique and historical attractions. Kilchurn Castle sounds a stunning attraction to learn about the history. After reading your blog I wish to visit this castle. I am interested to visit this after my hawaii island tours. Let me know about the best nearer resort to stay there.
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