Mar 19, 2025 · At Drumlanrig Castle, you will find something for everyone. Admire the magnificent Pink Palace. Marvel at the sights of the stunning Victorian Gardens or take a guided Garden Tour. Shriek with delight in the woodland adventure playground. Watch crafters at work in the Stableyard Studios.

Drumlanrig Castle is situated on the Queensberry Estate in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. The category A listed castle is the Dumfriesshire home of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. [1]

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Immerse yourself in history at majestic Drumlanrig Castle. The finely hewn red sandstone gives the ‘Pink Palace’ its affectionate name. It also adds to the beauty of what is regarded as one of the finest examples of 17th Century Renaissance architecture in Scotland.

Immerse yourself in history at majestic Drumlanrig Castle. Set in the Queensberry Estate, complete with a country park and Victorian gardens, this 17th century castle is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in the country.

Set on the spectacular Queensberry Estate complete with Country Estate and Victorian Gardens, Drumlanrig Castle presents one of the finest examples of late 17th century Renaissance architecture in Scotland and an internationally renowned art collection.

Drumlanrig Castle, or the ‘Pink Palace’ as it’s known, is one of the finest examples of late 17th century Renaissance architecture in Scotland. Constructed from distinctive pink sandstone, the Castle first began its life in the 14th century when William Douglas, the son of James, 2nd Earl of Drumlanrig (who died at Otterburn in 1388 ...

The Castle is one of Scotland’s finest examples of 17th-century Renaissance architecture. Towering over the Nith Valley, Drumlanrig houses items from the world-renowned Buccleuch Collection including works by Rembrandt and Holbein.

Drumlanrig Castle is a magnificent old baronial mansion in expansive lovely parkland and gardens, held by the Douglases then by the Scott Dukes of Buccleuch, near Thornhill in Dumfries and Galloway.

Immerse yourself in history at majestic Drumlanrig Castle. Set in the 120,000 acre Queensberry Estate, complete with a country park and Victorian gardens, this 17th century castle is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in the country.