Winding staircases and tower rooms are part of Glamis’ charm... but today, we had a jump scare we weren’t expecting! The ghosts at Glamis are getting restless, with only 6 days left until our opening night! Dare to join us for some of our most terrifying nights yet? 📅 Ghosts at Glamis tours take place on the evenings of 24th, 25th, 26th, 29th, 30th, and 31st October 2025, with tours running every 15 minutes from 6:30pm to 9pm. Each tour lasts 30–40 minutes. 🎟 Tickets are £22.50 per person. 🙋‍

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Glamis Castle and Gardens are now open for the season and we are looking forward to welcoming you. There’s so much to enjoy here including: ✔️ Guided and self-guided tours of the castle ✔️ Our new Children of Glamis exhibition ✔️ Our gardens including nature walks in our grounds ✔️ Lunch, coffee or afternoon tea in Glamis Castle Kitchen ✔️ Our Pavilion Shop Visit www.glamis-castle.co.uk to find out more and book tickets. | Glamis Castle

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🏰5 Castles to Visit in 2026🏰 1. Glamis Castle, Angus 2. Cawdor Castle, Nairn 3. Craigmillar Castle, Edinburgh 4. Braemar Castle, Ballater 5. Brodie Castle, Forres #castles #history #scotland #edinburgh #castlesofscotland | Emily in Scotland

During World War I, Glamis Castle became a convalescent home for wounded soldiers. Managed by the Bowes Lyon family, including the future Queen Mother, the castle provided a peaceful setting for recovery, offering care and comfort to those affected by the war | Glamis Castle