What better way to arrive for a castle tour than by helicopter? 🚁 #glamiscastle #scottishcastles #castlesofscotland #visitangus #helicopterride | Glamis Castle

Join our tour guide Simon as he takes us through the many long corridors and staircases staff would have taken when summoned by the bell 🔔 Comment a 🏰 if you watched until the end! #glamiscastle #scottishcastles #scottishhistory #downtonabbey #castlesofscotland | Glamis Castle

Nestled in Angus, Scotland, Glamis Castle is renowned as the most haunted castle in the country. But there’s so much more to discover! Step into a world of history and natural beauty as you explore the 14,000-acre estate. Stroll through lush gardens, ancient woodlands, and peaceful streams. Wander through the arboretum, home to rare and majestic trees, or visit the Great Sundial and the beautifully manicured lawns. Embark on a woodland walk and uncover seven enchanting sculptures, including The

TWO DAYS to go until our Ghosts of Glamis Halloween ghost tours commence! Will you be joining us? Hurry! Book your tickets now: https://www.glamis-castle.co.uk/events-at-glamis/ | Glamis Castle

Appearing out of the fog, Glamis Castle looks fitting of a title awarded by lots of visitors - The Most Haunted Castle In Scotland. I'm not here to judge if it deserves the claim, but I will give you a run down of some spooky spectres that have been picked up over the last 650 years. There's the little servant boy who likes to sit on a ledge and trip up those who pass by. His mischievous nature was what got him in this mess, sent to that naughty step one day and freezing there overnight! In the

🎻 How incredible do Southesk Strings sound? Do not miss the chance to hear them live in the stunning Drawing Room at Glamis Castle. The evening’s program will feature music dedicated to the late Mary, Dowager Countess of Strathmore and selections from the Archibald Duff Collection of 1794. 🕰️ Guests are welcome from 7.30pm in The Crypt, where you will receive a complimentary sherry and a special booklet titled “Women of Glamis”. This publication celebrates the late Dowager Countess along with