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Discover the captivating history and breathtaking beauty of Urquhart. From its majestic castle, standing proudly on the shores of Loch Ness, to the heroic tale of Major-General R. E. Urquhart in Arnhem during World War II, this place is steeped in rich heritage. Urquhart Castle, built in the 14th century but tragically destroyed centuries later, holds secrets within its ancient walls. It witnessed countless battles and saw the rise and fall of empires. As you explore its ruins today, imagine the stories it could tell if only stones could speak. Sir Thomas Urquhart was another notable figure associated with this name. Known for his wit and eccentricity, he left a lasting legacy through his writings that continue to inspire generations. The enchanting combination Castle against the backdrop of Loch Ness creates an ethereal setting that has captivated artists throughout history. Mrs Potter's performance at Players 1903 brought this magical scenery to life on stage, leaving audiences spellbound. For those seeking adventure amidst nature's wonders, a visit to a must-do experience. The Scottish Highlands provide a picturesque backdrop as you journey through time at Urquhart Castle and witness firsthand the allure of Loch Ness – home to legends and mysteries waiting to be unraveled. Travel back in time with a vintage poster from circa 1928 showcasing Scotland's Western Isles tour by Royal Route Steamers featuring none other than Urquhart Castle itself. This glimpse into yesteryears reminds us how timeless this destination truly is. Whether you are drawn by tales like "The Secret Of The Evacuee" or simply seek solace amidst stunning landscapes, there is something for everyone at Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness in Scotland's beautiful Highlands near Drumnadrochit – an unforgettable experience awaiting your arrival. (Photo: Picture No.