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Broughty Castle

Broughty Castle was built to defend against the English navy, before becoming a modern artillery defence.

Tealing Dovecot

Tealing Dovecot was built by Sir David Maxwell of Tealing and his wife Helen in 1595. This is confirmed by an inscription on the south-east skewput.

Tealing Earth House

Explore this Iron Age underground passage. Can you spot the reused bronze age cup and ring marked stone?

Claypotts Castle

Claypotts is perhaps the quirkiest castle in Scotland, and its tower house is a 500 year old time capsule.

Popular locations for filmmakers

Browse our shortlist of inspiring and frequently requested filming locations, from rugged castles to grand cathedrals.

Certificate of Intention Not to List

This guidance explains what a Certificate of Intention Not to List is and how it works. Details of existing COINTLs are also published here.

Other sources of funding

Find alternative sources of funding for historic buildings and historic environment activities.

Claypotts Castle - Plan your visit

Information to help you plan a visit to Claypotts Castle in Dundee.

Broughty Castle - History and stories

A brief history of Broughty Castle, which was primed to defend Dundee and the Tay from invasion threats for many centuries.

Tealing Earth House - Plan your visit

Tealing Earth House is an Iron Age underground passage, where you can spot a reused bronze age cup and ring marked stone.

Tealing Dovecot - Plan your visit

Information to help you plan a visit to the Tealing Dovecot

Claypotts Castle - History and stories

A brief history of Claypotts Castle built by John Strachan of Claypotts.

Duffus Castle - History and stories

Read a brief history of Duffus Castle, built by a Flemish man named Freskin, who came to Scotland in the first half of the 1100s.

Broughty Castle - Plan your visit

All the information you need to plan a visit to Broughty Castle.

Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum - Plan your visit

All the information you need to plan a visit to Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum.