News Local News History Mini Culzean Castle set for historic grounds to encourage young visitors ONE of Ayrshire's biggest landmarks will soon have its own little landmark, after the National ...

Volunteer archaeologists unearthed the hidden doorway during a dig at Culzean Castle last week National Trust for Scotland Culzean, the ancestral seat of Scotland’s powerful Kennedy clan, is ...

Culzean Castle and Country Park, on the coast near Ayr, was home to the Kennedy family for generations and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Scotland.

Culzean Castle viewed from the Fountain Garden. The revamp includes the creation of new orchards, a nuttery and a brewing garden. Photograph: NTS/David Robertson ...

The castle was rebuilt in the late 18th century for Ayrshire’s Kennedy clan and during the following century the 1st Marquis of Alisa undertook the planting of five million trees, creating the ...

Culzean manager Paul Pomfret said that the changes had been made to keep the castle contemporary. He said: “The Eisenhower exhibition was more than 30 years old, and the normal life-cycle for a ...

The castle is open to the public. (Image: Getty) Overlooking the beach is the Culzean Castle, which is perched on a clifftop within a 260-hectare estate.

Remains of an 18th Century garden have been found at Culzean Castle during excavation works to install a new drainage system. Archaeologists working for the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) found ...