Aberdour Castle

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Aberdour Castle is a historic medieval fortress in Fife, Scotland, renowned as one of the country’s oldest surviving castles and noted for its picturesque gardens and coastal setting.

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Aberdour Castle canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
historic building
tourist attraction
constructionStart 12th century
country Scotland
earliestPartDate late 1100s
function fortified house
noble residence
hasAmenity car park
toilets
visitor centre
hasFeature courtyard
doocot
dovecot
gallery range
kitchen range
terraced gardens
tower house
walled garden
hasGardenType formal garden
hasMaterial stone
hasPeriod Renaissance
medieval
hasViewOf Firth of Forth
heritageStatus scheduled monument
laterOwnedBy Douglas family
Earls of Morton
locatedIn Aberdour
Fife
locatedNear Firth of Forth
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
nearby Aberdour railway station
St Fillan's Church, Aberdour
surface form: St Fillan’s Church, Aberdour
notableFor architectural development over several centuries
coastal setting
picturesque gardens
openToPublic true
originallyBuiltFor House of Mortimer
surface form: de Mortimer family
overlooks Aberdour harbour
ownedBy Historic Environment Scotland
protectionStatus state care monument
region Central Lowlands of Scotland
surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
significance one of the oldest surviving stone castles in Scotland
style Renaissance architecture
medieval architecture
tourismCategory historic attraction in Fife

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Aberdour hasAttraction Aberdour Castle
St Fillan's Church, Aberdour locatedNear Aberdour Castle
Aberdour harbour near Aberdour Castle
Earl of Morton traditionalSeat Aberdour Castle