 
Hawthorn lodge Guest House
In Inverness Scotland
Dunrobin Castle.
Dunrobin Castle in Golspie, 50 miles north of Inverness.
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One of the
oldest inhabited homes in Britain. Dating back to the 14th Century, Dunrobin Castle is an elegant building, boasting 189 rooms, and
magnificent gardens overlooking the sea. |
A visit to Dunrobin Castle is a truly delightful experience.
You will never forget.
Bedrooms, nurseries, a study and displays of china, antique household equipment,
objects d'art,
ceremonial robes, uniforms, medals, arms, personal belongings, and a complete working 19th fire-engine, all combine to give you a
unique and memorable glimpse into the lifestyle of the Victorian Dukes. |
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The museum, housed in a separate building which was once the
summer house of William Earl of Sutherland, has been completely refurbished.
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It contains a unique and eccentric collection which reflects the family's wide
interests. These include ornithology, archaeology, local history, big game hunting, ethnography, beach-combing, Egyptology and geology. |
The castle houses a large collection of pictures, and family memorabilia, most displayed in their
original settings.
All four state rooms are open to the public and are decorated with flowers from the gardens.
Open to the Public from
April 1st to May 31st
10.30am to 4.30pm
June1st to September 30th
10.30am to 5.30pm
for further information contact:-
The Administrator
Dunrobin Castle
Golspie
Sutherland.
KW10-6RR
http://www.dunrobin-castle.com
Telephone 01408-633177. |
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