Clan Comyn - Castles

Castles

Clan Cumming was one of the leading castle-building families of Scottish history and are associated with many castles in Scotland, England, Ireland and Spain.

  • Albiz Tower, Albiz, Spain
  • Balvenie Castle, Moray, Scotland
  • Bedrule Castle, Roxburgh, Scotland
  • Blair Castle, Perth, Scotland
  • Cadzow Castle, Lanark, Scotland
  • Castle Grant, Inverness, Scotland
  • Castle Roy, Inverness, Scotland
  • Comyn's Castle, Strathclyde, Scotland
  • Dalswinton Castle, Dumfries, Scotland
  • Delgatie Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Drum Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Dumphail Castle, Moray, Scotland
  • Dundarg Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Ellon Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Inchtalla Castel, Perth, Scotland
  • Inverallochy Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Inverlochy Castle, Lochaber, Scotland
  • Kinedar Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Kirkintilloch Castle, Strathclyde, Scotland
  • Lochindorb Castle, Inverness, Scotland
  • Loch-an-Eilein Castle, Inverness, Scotland
  • Machan Castle, Lanark, Scotland
  • Mains Castle, Dundee, Scotland
  • Northallerton Castle, Northumberland, England
  • Pittulie Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Polkelly Castle, Fenwick, Scotland
  • Rait Castle, Nairn, Scotland
  • Ruthven Barracks, Inverness, Scotland
  • Slains Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Swords Castle, Dublin, Ireland
  • Urquhart Castle, Inverness, Scotland

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