Dirleton Castle & Gardens

Delton Castle and Garden are well maintained. It's a huge and fascinating ruin of the castle. It's situated near a beautiful village, where there's a very interesting local church, including its pigeonhouse, bridges to the entrance and lots of rooms.

It's a long walk from North Berrick to the castle through the beach and forest. Once you get into Delton Castle, you will find that the garden is amazing. It's well preserved and there are some rooms in it. You can see how it feels to live there. The wooden staircase inside is still strong.

Dirleton Castle is a medieval defensive castle in Anderson Village, East Lothie, Scotland. It is about 31 kilometers from Edinburgh. Founded in the 13th century (1240), it was destroyed in the 17th century. The castle was badly damaged during the Scottish War of Independence. In the 14th century, the Haliburton family funded the restoration of the castle. In 1505, the Ruthwin family occupied the castle. Many Scottish allusions relate to the castle, including Lord Ruthven's many involvement in overthrowing Queen Mary of Scots. There is a story in the Oxford English listening novel about him killing her secretary (David Rizzio) in front of Queen Mary. The castle is now a historic building in Scotland. I also went with my friends and family in Singapore. Buildings over the past 900 years still retain some of the original features of ancient times.

Delton Castle is a defensive castle built in the Middle Ages in Delton Village until it was abandoned in the 17th century. The castle was badly damaged during the Scottish War of Independence. In the 14th century, the Halliburton family funded the restoration of the castle. The garden in front of the castle is beautifully trimmed.

An ancient castle was built in the 13th century, where three noble families lived for hundreds of years. Now it's a ruin. The outline of the castle is basically there. Peripheral gardens were slowly built in the early part of the last century. Need to buy tickets to visit.