Durnover Castle

Dounreay Castle is a historic site located in Caithness, Scotland. It dates back to the late Middle Ages, roughly the 15th or 16th century, serving as a defensive stronghold for local nobility. The castle features traditional stone construction with a tower and surrounding walls. Over time, it fell into ruin but remains an important archaeological and cultural landmark, offering insights into Scotland’s medieval history and architecture. Today, the site is a protected historical ruin, open for visitors to explore its remains and learn about its historical significance.