Winding staircases and tower rooms are part of Glamis’ charm... but today, we had a jump scare we weren’t expecting! The ghosts at Glamis are getting restless, with only 6 days left until our opening night! Dare to join us for some of our most terrifying nights yet? 📅 Ghosts at Glamis tours take place on the evenings of 24th, 25th, 26th, 29th, 30th, and 31st October 2025, with tours running every 15 minutes from 6:30pm to 9pm. Each tour lasts 30–40 minutes. 🎟 Tickets are £22.50 per person. 🙋‍

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Turns out, all you needed was a visit to Glamis Castle ✨ Whether you’re exploring the castle on a guided tour, wandering through our beautiful gardens, greeting our Highland cows, or indulging in an afternoon tea, it’s the perfect escape 💙 #glamiscastle #scottishcastles #scottishhistory #scottishheritage #glamiscastleandgardens #visitangus #afternoontea #highlandcow | Glamis Castle

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✨ What Do You Love Most About Glamis Castle? ✨ Is it the breathtaking gardens, the rich royal history, the knowledge of our team or diverse range of events that keeps you coming back? We’d love to hear from you! Share your favourite memories or facts about Glamis Castle in the comments below. | Glamis Castle

During World War I, Glamis Castle became a convalescent home for wounded soldiers. Managed by the Bowes Lyon family, including the future Queen Mother, the castle provided a peaceful setting for recovery, offering care and comfort to those affected by the war | Glamis Castle