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NH 979-578 Moray Scotland
Brodie
Castle is a 16th century Z-plan tower house, founded by Alexander Brodie. The
old tower is of four storeys and a garret, with a wide projecting stair turret
in the re-entrant angle. Additions were made to the castle in the 17th and 19th
century and family may have been associated with the area from 1160. Visit pending. 12 miles south-west is Cawdor
Castle.
Brodie Castle is located west of Dyke, off the A96. 7 miles east of Nairn, on the A96.
The site is owned by The National Trust for Scotland and is open daily, in April, July and August, Sunday to Thursday, May, June and September 10:30-5:00pm.
There is a car park.
For admission rates and special events, go to its HomePage.
For accommodation and exclusive offers, go to its HomePage.
and a castle map
of the area 