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Dunnottar Castle is a historic fortress located on a rocky headland near Stonehaven, Scotland. Founded in the 14th century, it occupies a strategic site overlooking the North Sea and spans approximately 1.4 hectares. Key features include a 16th-century tower house and a chapel.
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Dunnottar Castle has significant historical importance, being associated with numerous events in Scottish history, including the defense against the English in the 17th century. The ruins include a quadrangular curtain wall and residential buildings. Accessible via a steep path with stairs, the site offers views of the surrounding cliffs and coast. It is open to the public year-round, with parking available nearby.