Castles of Scotland - Thurso
Castles of Scotland - Thurso Castle. Thurso East Castle, also known as Wolfburn House, is a castle located near the town of Thurso in the Highland region of northern Scotland. The castle was built in the 17th century and was repeatedly rebuilt and extended over the centuries.
Castles of Scotland - Thurso Castle
Thurso East Castle, also known as Wolfburn House, is a castle located near the town of Thurso in the Highland region of northern Scotland. The castle was built in the 17th century and was repeatedly rebuilt and extended over the centuries.
Throughout its history the castle changed hands many times and played various roles. In 1872 it was rebuilt by Sir Tollemache Sinclair, and in 1952 it was partly demolished. Today the ruins belong to the Sinclair family (Viscounts Thurso) and are not open to visitors.
Today the castle is not open to visitors, but it can be seen from the outside. It stands on a hill that offers beautiful views of the surrounding area. Thurso East Castle is also frequently photographed by landscape and architecture enthusiasts.
It is worth noting that the area around the castle, and in particular Thurso East beach, is a popular spot for surfing in Scotland and attracts many enthusiasts of the sport.

