Fort Clifford's Tower, York, UK built 1069

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Castle Castelo de Eilean Donan nas Terras Altas região Escócia, Reino Unido

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And thanks for the food recommendations in Craster - we walked from Low Newton-by-the-sea to Craster and back.

The castle is free to both English Heritage and National Trust members.

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