Turnberry Castle

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Turnberry Castle is a historic medieval stronghold on the coast of Ayrshire, Scotland, best known as the traditional birthplace of King Robert the Bruce.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
medieval castle
ruined castle
associatedDynasty Bruce dynasty
associatedTitle Earl of Carrick
associatedWith Earl of Carrick
surface form: Earldom of Carrick

Robert the Bruce
builtInCentury 13th century
category Castles in South Ayrshire
Ruined castles in Scotland
Scheduled Ancient Monuments in South Ayrshire
condition ruin
controlledBy Bruce family
Earls of Carrick
Kingdom of Scotland
country Scotland
destroyedDuring First War of Scottish Independence
surface form: Wars of Scottish Independence
destroyedInCentury 14th century
eventLocation Turnberry Band (1286 agreement of Scottish nobles)
function coastal stronghold
fortified residence
hasFeature clifftop location
earthworks
stone foundations
hasViewOf Ailsa Craig
Firth of Clyde
heritageDesignation Scheduled monument
historicalCounty Ayrshire NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Carrick
surface form: Carrick, Ayrshire
locatedIn Ayrshire NERFINISHED
South Ayrshire
locatedInCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
locatedNear Turnberry Point
locatedOn west coast of Scotland
material stone
namedAfter Turnberry Point
nativeNameLanguage en
near Elie Lighthouse
surface form: Turnberry Lighthouse

Turnberry
surface form: Turnberry golf course
openToPublic yes
overlooks Ailsa Craig
Firth of Clyde
partOf Carrick
presentCouncilArea South Ayrshire
region Central Lowlands of Scotland
surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
traditionalBirthplaceOf Robert the Bruce
usedFromCentury 13th century
usedUntilCentury 14th century

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Robert the Bruce birthPlace Turnberry Castle
Carrick containsSite Turnberry Castle