An Aberdeenshire fairytale castle rumoured to have inspired Walt Disney has been named among some of the finest in the world. Craigievar Castle, instantly recognised for its distinctive pink walls and ...

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Delegates at this year's Routes Europe were able to take advantage of down time ahead of the event to take the opportunity to discover more about our host city and its surroundings. A city showcase ...

Aberdeenshire is home to some of Scotland's most stunning castles and ruins, with each of them boasting a fascinating history. Sunset seekers flock from everywhere to take in the views with a piece of ...

A Scottish castle said to have inspired Walt Disney has had its famous pink colour restored to its full glory. The animator and film producer is believed to have based his designs of fairy tale ...

The rich farmland of Aberdeenshire is home to more castles per acre than any other part of the British Isles and one of the finest is Castle Fraser, which sits amongst fields of oats and barley, 20 ...

The iconic pink castle is said to have inspired Walt Disney A Scottish castle said to have inspired Walt Disney is to re-open to the public following the completion of a project to restore its famous ...

IT is a fairytale castle that is said to have been the inspiration for Walt Disney’s Cinderella. The pink 16th century Craigievar Castle in Aberdeenshire has captivated visitors and now has the chance ...

American golfers traveling to Scotland usually zero in on courses that have hosted the (British) Open such as the Old Course at St. Andrews, Muirfield, Turnberry, and Troon. Earning those bragging ...

A DRACULA fan has urged Nicola Sturgeon to save an Aberdeenshire castle said to have inspired author Bram Stoker to pen his tale about the bloodsucking vampire. Joe Allan, 82, wants the Scottish ...

CRAIG Castle, a 16th century Grade-A listed building, has hit the market for a modest £400,000. The building towers high among it's green surroundings, and you would be forgiven for assuming it was ...