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              <text>This 800 year old castle has hosted many great figures of Scottish history including, William the Lion, Robert the Bruce, and Charles I.
The castle has been added to over the years. After its royal ownership it fell into the hands of five successive families who each added a tower. It also hosts an 18th century walled garden of cultivated fruit and vegetables.
The castle is said to be haunted, with 2 resident ghosts and 2 curses associated with the site as well as a secret sealed room that cannot be opened for fear of a ghost's wrath.

The tour offers a set of 360º images to allow you to move around the castle grounds and have a peek inside the entry hall.

Accessibility note: There is accessible parking and a drop-off point as well as large-print, braille, and audio guides.</text>
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