Scotland features many castles dating back to the Middle Ages, with some retaining their original structure. A selection of ten castles showcases fortified residences not only for defense but also for domestic use by Scottish nobility. These castles were strategically built, surviving sieges and clan rivalries. Eilean Donan Castle, originally constructed in the mid-13th century, exemplifies the mix of medieval foundations and 20th-century reconstruction. Edinburgh Castle offers insight into Scottish royal history, with medieval architecture still intact amidst more recent constructions.
Eilean Donan Castle showcases its medieval origins despite being reconstructed in the 20th century, retaining elements of a fortified stronghold with significant historical background.
Edinburgh Castle is a royal fortress with continuous occupation since the 12th century, featuring medieval structures like St. Margaret's Chapel and David's Tower foundations.
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