1. See Inverness Castle As it is Scotland there are of course many castles to visit. Inverness Castle unsurprisingly has an amazing location on top of Inverness with the views you would expect ...

Inverness Castle has largely been closed off to the general public for almost 200 years, but work has begun on opening it up to locals and visitors to the city.

Entry fees for Inverness Castle have been revealed. The former sheriff court and prison is being redeveloped as a visitor attraction at a cost of about £30m, and is due to open later this year ...

Inverness Castle is to be transformed into a "must-see attraction" that will celebrate the "spirit of the Highlands", Highland Council has said.

Work to transform Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction is expected to start later this year. Built on a hill overlooking the River Ness, the property is currently the base for the city's ...

Highland Council has proposed fencing off Inverness Castle and its grounds. The former sheriff court is being turned into a tourist attraction with landscaped gardens. The council, which is ...

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Now the transformation of 170-year-old Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction is a step closer after an architect was appointed to oversee the project.