Doune Castle, perched on the edge of the River Teith in Stirlingshire, is a magnificent 14th-century stronghold with a history steeped in power, intrigue, and royal ambition. Built by Robert Stewart, the Duke of Albany and “Uncrowned King of Scotland,” it served as both a fortified residence and a luxurious royal retreat. Its towering gatehouse and grand halls reflected Albany’s influence, but after his fall from power, the castle passed into royal hands. Over the centuries, Doune played host to

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Doune Castle is a 14th-century courtyard castle located in the village of Doune in central Scotland. Renowned for its well-preserved state, it features a striking 100-foot-high gatehouse and one of the best-preserved great halls in Scotland. Historical SignificanceOriginally built in the 13th century, Doune Castle was extensively rebuilt in the late 14th century by Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany, the son of Robert II of Scotland. The castle has served various purposes over the centuries, includ