Travel information for Castle Sween
This ruined fortress dates on the to the late 12th century. It was built by Suibhne (pronounced "Sween") on the west coast of the Knapdale peninsula, looking across Loch Sween to Danna Island. It passed through many hands during the turbulent middle ages, until the MacDonald's slighted it (made it militarily unusable) in 1647.
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This two bedroom property in Laggan, Scotland, is able to sleep up to four people.
Sleeps 4
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This private ground floor apartment is in the village of Foyers in the Scottish Highlands and can sleep two people in one bedroom.
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