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Dating back to 1553 and said to be haunted, Crathes is a uniquely preserved Castle with its portraits, heraldic shields, Elizabethan fireplace and famous Jacobean painted ceiling. The gardens, with their ancient yew hedges, are a delight. Various events are held at the castle throughout the year, including Christmas concerts.

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Category: Attractions
Region: Aberdeen & Grampian
Sub-Region: Royal Deeside and The Mearns
   
   
Date: 01/01/2013 - 31/12/2013
Time: See URL for opening times.
Venue: Crathes Castle, Garden and Estate
Address: Banchory, Aberdeen & Grampian
   
Post Code: AB31 5QJ
Telephone: 0844 493 2166
   
Admission: See URL for details.
Website: Click Here To View Website
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