Cawdor Castle is best known for its literary connection to William Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth, in which the title character becomes the owner of the castle after being made 'Thane of Cawdor'.

The castle has been the ancestral seat of the Thanes of Cawdor - Macbeth was the most famous thane - since the late 14th century and was left to the Czech-born countess by her late husband, the ...

Paranormal enthusiasts will be keen to visit Cawdor Castle, near Nairn, due to the tragic presence of a woman who - according to legend - fell to her death from one of the towers.

A Highland castle with links to Macbeth has reopened to the public following a bitter family row over its control. The dispute was the latest episode in the colourful 600-year history of Cawdor Castle ...

When it comes to history and romance, Cawdor Castle has both in abundance and its ancient walls, drawbridge and links to Macbeth have ensured a stream of visitors over the centuries. Dr Samuel ...

The event on Saturday 28 August will be the first concert ever to be held at the historic castle. Promoters CK Events, who are organising the concert, have signed a five-year deal to bring other high ...

Forever associated with Shakespeare's Macbeth, the castle is one of the Highlands' leading tourist attractions, and on Thursday evening the Dowager Countess of Cawdor, Lady Angelika, invited ...

AT ISSUE is Cawdor Castle, the ancestral home of the Campbell family, renowned as the setting for Duncan’s murder in Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

A magnificent, turreted gothic castle situated around 10 miles east of Inverness in the Scottish Highlands, Cawdor Castle is best known as the home of Macbeth in Shakespeare’s tragedy. Even ...

If you are a Shakespeare fan, you will likely be aware of the connection between Macbeth and Cawdor Castle, but you may not know that the ghost of a young woman is said to haunt its halls.

Cawdor Castle wasp was not to be deterred. As part of her Walk Inverness Facebook and Instagram page she was making a short video to try and explain Shakespeare’s Macbeth and the importance of ...

Details: Cawdor Castle Gardens are open daily, 10am - 5pm Garden tickets: ££9/£7/ free (5 and under) Tel: 01667 404401 [email protected] www.cawdorcastle.com Cawdor Castle is off the B9090 ...