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Hermitage Castle was was built in the late 14th century on or near the site of an earlier, probably wooden structure. It has been in the hands of many owners, both Scottish and English during it's lifetime. Notable owners have included the De Soulis' and the Douglas'. It was visited by Mary Queen of Scots and Sir Walter Scott and was also believed to be the scene of the death of the unfortunate Sir Alexander Ramsay, the Flower of Chivalry. To find out more click here.
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Hermitage Castle is in the care of Historic Scotland.
Opening Times:
25th March to 30th September: Monday to Sunday 09:30 to last entry 18:00 (closes at 18:30)
Closed During Winter
Admission Prices:
Adult £2.50 Child £1.00 Concession £1.90
Contact:
Tel: 01387 376222
or click the Link below to confirm opening times and admission prices.
bravenet.com
