Kilchurn Castle
Picturesque ruined tower castle on the misty waters of Loch Awe
- Scotland
- Argyll and Bute
- 15th century
- Medieval
- island castle
Kilchurn Castle's roofless tower and ranges stand on a low rocky peninsula reaching into Loch Awe, ringed by mountains. Built by the Campbells of Glenorchy around 1450, it is one of Scotland's most photographed ruins.
Construction: Built c. 1450; expanded 17th century
Frequently asked questions
- When was Kilchurn Castle built?
- Kilchurn Castle was built mainly in the 15th century. Full construction span: Built c. 1450; expanded 17th century.
- Where is Kilchurn Castle?
- Kilchurn Castle is in Lochawe, Scotland (around 56.40°, -5.03°).
- What kind of castle is Kilchurn Castle?
- Kilchurn Castle is a island castle in the Medieval style. Picturesque ruined tower castle on the misty waters of Loch Awe.