Is Floors castle worth visiting?

Scotland's largest inhabited castle A visit to Floors Castle is a wonderful day out in a stunning location in the Scottish Borders - just 1 hour from Edinburgh and Newcastle. Visit the Castle and tour it's wonderful collection of furniture, art, tapestries, ceramics and much more.



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As a historical site, the castle complex can be difficult to access and navigate, especially for those with mobility difficulties - the whole site is on a steep hill, rising to a summit, and there are staircases around both the interior and exterior spaces, with uneven surfaces throughout.

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Floors Castle, in Roxburghshire, south-east Scotland, is the seat of the Duke of Roxburghe.

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The options are endless, Floors Castle has had a huge range of weddings in it's grounds from a festival-style garden wedding with tepees and festival marquees to a romantic, traditional ceremony and reception adorned with features fit for royalty!

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In a ground-floor hall the floor was beaten earth, stone or plaster; when the hall was elevated to the upper story the floor was nearly always timber, supported either by a row of wooden pillars in the basement below, as in Chepstow's Great Hall (shown left), or by stone vaulting.

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Famed as the most difficult horizontal scrambling ridge in mainland Scotland, Aonach Eagach is a playground for hardcore climbers looking to forge into the unknown.

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