Fort George (Scotland)

Fort George in Scotland is a large 18th-century military fort near Inverness, built after the Jacobite uprising of 1745 to secure the Highlands. Designed by military engineer William Skinner, it features star-shaped ramparts and extensive defenses, making it one of Britain’s most formidable and well-preserved fortifications. Today, it functions as an active army base, a historic site, and a tourist attraction, offering insights into Britain’s military history and architecture. Its strategic location and design reflect its original purpose of controlling the region and deterring further rebellion.