Take a quick look at the history of Lochleven Castle, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned, and find out what to see when you visit Lochleven Island. Contact us today for more information.

Find Lochleven Castle admission prices, including for Historic Scotland members and Explorer Pass holders, plus Lochleven Castle opening times.

Look into the history of Lochleven Castle, an island stronghold best known as the place where Mary Queen of Scots was held prisoner for almost a year.

2020年5月1日 · Discover the tumultuous history of Lochleven Castle, one of Scotland's most stunning ruins with a past filled with family feuds, imprisonment and escape.

Find out about access to Lochleven Castle for visitors with disabilities, including car parking, boat crossings, and monument and visitor centre access.

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Lochleven Castle will reopen for the season today (Wednesday 17 May), with visitors once again being able to take a boat to the scenic island and learn about its one-of-a-kind role in Scottish history. Lochleven Castle sits in peaceful isolation on an island in Loch Leven.

Online tickets cannot be purchased for the same day. Some walk up tickets may be available on the day. When booking tickets you will pick a boat departure time which will show on your email confirmation. Please arrive 15 minutes before departure. Standard Admission Tickets General admission tickets Historic Scotland Members Explorer Pass ticket ...

2024年4月16日 · The district is comprised of twenty-six properties, of which ten are staffed, including Doune Castle, Dunblane Cathedral, Castle Campbell, Elcho Castle, Huntingtower Castle, Inchmahome Priory, Loch Leven Castle, Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum, Stanley Mills and St Serf’s Church.

An impressive 17th century formal landscape, extended during the mid-19th century. The gardens of the category A listed house were restored in the early 20th century and look out towards Castle Island on Loch Leven, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned.