CAWDOR CASTLE

CAWDOR CASTLE
Nairn, Scotland IV12 5RD Tel 01667 404615

Cawdor Castle. A magical name, romantically linked with Macbeth by Shakespeare. The medieval tower and drawbridge are still intact and generation of arts lovers and scholars are responsible for the eclectic collection of paintings tapestries, furniture, books and porcelain to be found in the castle. The facilities: three beautiful gardens - the flower garden, the wild garden and the newly restored wall garden; 5 colour coded nature trails through spectacular mixed woodland; nine-hole golf course and putting green; licensed restaurant in the castle which serves hot meals, snacks and home baking; snack bar and picnic area; gift shop with large selection of Scottish crafts, book shop and wool shop with the best of Scotish cashmere.
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Between Inverness and Nairn on B9090 off A96. Inverness is 14 miles, Nairn 5 miles. Both towns have railways stations. Free car parking in castle grounds.

1 May - Second Sunday in October. daily 10-5.30. Last admission 5 pm

Access to gardens, grounds, restaurant, shop and toilets. Ground floor of castle only.

Adult £5.20; Child £2.80 OAP £4.20 Family (2 adults and up to 5 children) £14

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Cawdor Castle. A magical name, romantically linked with Macbeth by Shakespeare. The medieval tower and drawbridge are still intact and generation of arts lovers and scholars are responsible for the eclectic collection of paintings tapestries, furniture, books and porcelain to be found in the castle. The facilities: three beautiful gardens - the flower garden, the wild garden and the newly restored wall garden; 5 colour coded nature trails through spectacular mixed woodland; nine-hole golf course and putting green; licensed restaurant in the castle which serves hot meals, snacks and home baking; snack bar and picnic area; gift shop with large selection of Scottish crafts, book shop and wool shop with the best of Scotish cashmere. (please remember to close window after use)

	Picture of the castle coming soon
	Between Inverness and Nairn on B9090 off A96. Inverness is 14 miles, Nairn 5 miles. Both towns have railways stations. Free car parking in castle grounds.
	1 May - Second Sunday in October. daily 10-5.30. Last admission 5 pm
	Access to gardens, grounds, restaurant, shop and toilets. Ground floor of castle only.
	Adult £5.20; Child £2.80 OAP £4.20 Family (2 adults and up to 5 children) £14