A stay at this 16th-century castle in the eastern Scottish Highlands, formerly the private home of industrialist Andrew Carnegie, today embodies the castle good life—complete with kilted bagpipers, highly textured suites with period furnishings, and more champagne and fine food than any one person can finish. You also have free rein over 8,000 forested acres, where you can try falconry, salmon fishing, and horseback riding. This is arguably the most coveted castle experience in Scotland, an… (View original article)
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