Dundonald Castle (Dundonald) Reviews
Newest Review: ... sights this will be a good trip for you. It is not a full days trip out i would say around 2 hours needed. When taken on a tour they explain in detail floor by floor each part of the castle with its history. There is information located on the walls and boards all around with a further insight in to the long history of the sight. I believe the price for the tour is good value for money.Its not often busy so you get a good chance to look around at everything in detail. The tour last around 45 minutes which then leaves you a good amount of time to explore the castle yourself and maybe have a bite to eat at the cafe. This can be fou... more
Customer Dundonald Castle (Dundonald) Reviews (1)
by - written on 10/07/10, updated on 15/07/10 (Useful, 70 readings)
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Dundonald castle is located in a village in Scotland called Dundonald which lies between Kilmarnock and Troon. Traveling from either direction you will find it very easy to locate ads it is well sign posted and also buses that run to right outside it. It is a beautiful ruin of a castle surrounded by scenic countryside. Anybody interested in Scottish history will enjoy it or even just to enjoy beautiful sights this will be a good trip for you. It is not a full days trip out i would say around 2 hours needed. When taken on a tour they explain in detail floor by floor each part of the castle with its history. There is information located on the walls and boards ... Read the complete review
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