Dunrobin Castle
Fairytale French-château castle of the Dukes of Sutherland, by the sea
- Scotland
- Highland
- 14th century
- Scots Baronial / French château
- castle
Dunrobin, the largest house in the northern Highlands, looks more like a French château than a Scottish castle after a grand 1845 remodelling. Seat of the Dukes of Sutherland since the 1300s, it overlooks formal gardens and the North Sea.
Construction: Medieval origins; remodelled 1845 in French-château style
Frequently asked questions
- When was Dunrobin Castle built?
- Dunrobin Castle was built mainly in the 14th century. Full construction span: Medieval origins; remodelled 1845 in French-château style.
- Where is Dunrobin Castle?
- Dunrobin Castle is in Golspie, Scotland (around 57.98°, -3.95°).
- What kind of castle is Dunrobin Castle?
- Dunrobin Castle is a castle in the Scots Baronial / French château style. Fairytale French-château castle of the Dukes of Sutherland, by the sea.