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Gift shop; toilets and car park.
A well-preserved 15th century castle built on rock, and nearby are the ruins of an exceptionally beautiful chapel a burial place of the Campbells of Dunstaffnage.
Flora Macdonald was imprisoned here for a time here in 1746.
This isolated Campbell stronghold stands on a promontory guarding Dunstaffnage Bay where Loch Etive merges with the Firth of Lorne.
The four-sided building has three round towers and some of the walls are 10ft thick.
A brass gun from a Spanish galleon, wrecked in Tobermory Bay is preserved on the battlements.
- Type:
- Landmark