Inverness Castle in the Scottish Highlands

Perched atop a verdant hill overlooking the River Ness at Inverness city center lies historic Inverness Castle—a symbol of Scotland's storied past. Constructed from red sandstone during the late 19th century to replace an earlier medieval fortress, this castle is now primarily used as administrative offices for local government authorities. Its imposing architecture features battlements, turrets, and arched windows that reflect its military origins while also showcasing Victorian-era design elements. A visit here offers not only architectural appreciation but insights into Scotland’s rich history.