Bothwell Castle
Scotland's largest 13th-century stone castle, in red sandstone above the Clyde
- Scotland
- South Lanarkshire
- 13th century
- Medieval
- castle
Bothwell Castle's massive red-sandstone walls and round donjon make it the finest 13th-century castle in Scotland. Begun by the Moray family above the River Clyde, it changed hands repeatedly during the wars of independence.
Construction: Begun late 13th century
Frequently asked questions
- When was Bothwell Castle built?
- Bothwell Castle was built mainly in the 13th century. Full construction span: Begun late 13th century.
- Where is Bothwell Castle?
- Bothwell Castle is in Uddingston, Scotland (around 55.80°, -4.09°).
- What kind of castle is Bothwell Castle?
- Bothwell Castle is a castle in the Medieval style. Scotland's largest 13th-century stone castle, in red sandstone above the Clyde.