Helsingoer Slot, Kronborg, Denmark Castle
Kronborg is situated near the town of Helsingør on the extreme northeastern tip of Zealand at the narrowest point of the Oresund, the sound between Denmark and Sweden
Castle building designs
Castle building designs and architects
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Egeskov Slot, Danish Building: Fyn Architecture
Egeskov Castle – Historic Fyn Architecture: Egeskov Slot is located near Kværndrup, in the south of the island of Funen, Denmark. The castle is Europe’s best preserved Renaissance water castle
Castelo de Castelo Novo, Portugal: Correia
The project’s brief requested the conservation and valorization of Castelo Novo’s Castle and surroundings. Moreover, it suggested also the creation of a space where people and visitors could enjoy it as a place of permanence.
Balintore Castle Scotland, Angus building
The council used its compulsory purchase powers to buy the castle from its absentee Far Eastern owners. Ownership has been transferred to a buyer, who intends to live there and assist restoration.
Craigievar Castle Aberdeenshire, Scotland
One of the North-East’s most beautiful castles has been wrapped up for winter. The National Trust for Scotland’s Craigievar Castle in Alford, Aberdeenshire has been swathed in heavy hessian to protect it through the winter months.
Dunstaffnage Castle Scotland, Oban building
Dunstaffnage Castle, Scotland, near Oban, the mighty stronghold of the MacDougalls, built before 1240 on a huge rock above the Firth of Lorn. Captured by Robert the Bruce in 1308, the castle remained in royal hands until 1469.
Dalquharran Castle, Ayrshire: Robert Adam
Dalquharran Castle Ayrshire designed by Robert Adam, built in the 1790s and extended by others in the early 1880’s. All that remains is the masonry shell, sitting on a hill overlooking the Ayrshire village of Dailly.