Torosay Castle

Torosay Castle was completed in 1858 by the eminent architect David Bryce in the Scottish Baronial style. It is one of the finer examples of his work and possibly one of the few still used as a family home and open to the public. Bryce's clever architecture results in the Castle combining elegance and informality, grandeur and homeliness. Inside Torosay Castle visitors are welcome to wander round the principle rooms which all contain a wide range of family portraits, memorabilia and antique furniture set in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. In the archive rooms visitors can learn all about David Guthrie James' adventurous life which includes sailing in one of the last Windjammers, successful escape from POW camp and polar exploration. Visitors are welcome to browse through all the material and books on show.

Torosay Castle, Argyll and the Isle of Mull uk Castles open to the public

Address:

Craignure
Isle of Mull
Argyll and the Isle of Mull
PA

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