Kisimul Castle

Castlebay, Isle of Barra, HS9 5UZ

01871 810 313
 

Overview

Kisimul Castle is closed until further notice to allow for conservation works.

A view of the courtyard at Kisimul Castle
A coat of arms above the fireplace in the great hall at Kisimul Castle.
A general view of Kisimul Castle, on an island in Castle Bay, Barra.
The attic and trapdoor at Kisimul Castle.
General view of Kisimul Castle from the pier at Barra
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Opening times

Kisimul Castle is closed until further notice to allow for conservation works.

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