Eilean Donan — Eilean Donan dates to the 13th century and was restored in the early 20th century. It's often featured in television shows and movies. Christian Davies/Getty Edinburgh Castle — Edinburgh Castle may be the most famous and most visited castle in Scotland, and it's right in the center of the capital city of Edinburgh. Jamie Mitchell/Getty Images Culzean Castle — Culzean Castle looks like something from a fairy tale, with turrets and battlements, gardens and forests. UIG via Getty Images Ballindalloch Castle — Ballindalloch Castle, in the heart of one of Scotland's whisky regions, is one of the few castles in the country that remains private. David LEFRANC/GAMMA/Getty Castle Fraser — The romantic-looking Castle Fraser was featured in "The Queen," starring Helen Mirren. Korora Stirling Castle — Stirling Castle is good for families to visit because children can dress up in period costumes and play medieval instruments. UIG via Getty Images Urquhart Castle — Urquhart Castle, one of the most-visited castles in the country, played a strategic role in the Wars of Scottish Independence. DeAgostini/Getty Images Glamis Castle — Glamis Castle is the setting for Shakespeare's "Macbeth," and it's the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. UIG via Getty Images Inveraray Castle — Inveraray Castle starred in "Downton Abbey's" season 3 Christmas episode. Jim Dyson/Getty Images Crathes Castle — Crathes Castle dates to the 16th century and has ties to Scottish warrior-king Robert the Bruce. it also has its share of ghost stories. Lynne Cameron/PA Wire/AP Prev Next
