Drum Castle - Wikipedia
Drum Castle is a castle near Drumoak in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. For centuries it was the seat of the chief of Clan Irvine. [1] The place-name Drum is derived from Gaelic druim, 'ridge'. [2] The site is located approximately 6 + 1 ⁄ 2 miles (10.5 kilometres) northeast of Banchory and 3 miles (5 kilometres) west of Peterculter.
Drum Castle - National Trust for Scotland
Visit one of Scotland’s oldest tower houses. Stroll through the Old Wood of Drum, home to oak trees dating from the 1700s. Admire Drum’s exquisite chapel, built in the 1500s. Relax amid the heady scents of roses in the walled garden.
Drum Castle, Garden & Estate, Banchory – Castles - VisitScotland
Drum Castle has something for everyone, from the medieval High Hall to modern art exhibitions. Take a stroll through the grounds to see the centuries-old oak trees and magnificent wildlife, and breathe in the perfumes of the Garden of Historic Roses. For up-to …
Clan Irvine - Wikipedia
Drum Castle, seat of the chief of Clan Irvine, was attacked twice during the Civil War. During the Civil War, the royalist Irvines supported Charles I. [5] However the Irvines lived in a mainly Covenanter district and Drum Castle was therefore an obvious target. [5]
Drum Castle - Irvine Clan
Drum Castle. 300 to 1306 A.D. S ometime before 373 A.D., the Clans of the Gaelic Nations came from the west coast of Spain and established themselves on the east coast of Ireland. From there they moved on to the west coast of Scotland, and the Scots called them "Erinviene's".
Castle - National Trust for Scotland
The imposing medieval tower of Drum Castle in Aberdeenshire is one of the oldest of its kind in Scotland – a gift from Robert the Bruce to his faithful confidant, William de Irwin. Climb the steep steps to the battlements at the top and enjoy stunning views …
Drum Castle - Clan Irwin Association
Visit one of Scotland’s oldest tower houses. Stroll through the Old Wood of Drum, home to oak trees dating from the 1700s. Admire Drum’s exquisite chapel, built in the 1500s. Relax amid the heady scents of roses in the walled garden.
Planning your visit | National Trust for Scotland
Drum Castle is situated ½ mile off the A93 (the Aberdeen to Banchory road). Travelling west from Aberdeen, pass through Peterculter. After 3 miles, turn right towards Drum Castle.
The Loyal Irvines of Drum Castle - Hidden Scotland
Explore the history and heritage of Drum Castle with the Loyal Irvines, a family that has lived there for centuries.
Drum Castle - The Castle Guide
Drum Castle, a C14 tower and courtyard of the Irvines extended C16-18. National Trust for Scotland. Closest To: Banchory, Aberdeen. Access: Chargeable Public Access. Grid Reference: NJ796004. Drum Castle is one of the most intriguing castles in Deeside.