Described as the ship that has never sailed in the world 🏰Dark Castle🏰

#castle #100 ways to travel #scottishattractions #uktravel When it comes to historic cities in Scotland, Blackness Castle is undoubtedly a treasure not to be missed. This spectacular castle is located on the shore of Blackness Bay. The scenery here is like a painting, taking you into a mysterious and ancient world. #DarkCastle was built in the 15th century. It was built not only for defense but also as a landmark symbolizing power. The castle has a unique "ship-shaped" structure, which makes it look like a ship ready to set sail at any time, so it is also called "The ship that never sailed" (the fortress on the sea). Once a royal prison, the castle walls have witnessed many historical events, as well as countless tragedies and glories. As you enter Blackness Castle, the first thing that catches your eye is the thick stone walls and towering towers, which remind you of the high morale. There are stories hidden in every corner, allowing us to feel the baptism of time and the echoes of hundreds of years of history while exploring. Blackness Castle is not only a witness to history, but also a feast of natural beauty. From here you can not only smell the salty scent of the ocean in the fresh air, but also enjoy the overlapping views of The Queensferry Crossing and The Forth Bridge. At dusk, the afterglow of the setting sun shines on the stone walls of the castle, and every moment of the scenery is worth cherishing. Dark Castle🏰Recommended reasons for visiting: The mysterious Blackness Castle is a fusion of stories and scenery, providing every visitor with a unique and profound journey. This is not only a palace of history, but also a #tourist attraction that blends perfectly with nature. Visiting this castle, you can also enjoy the peace and pleasure brought by nature. 💡Trip tips💡 🏰Blackness,Linlithgow EH49 7NH 🏰You can buy tickets to board the ship fort at the castle ticket office. The price can be checked on the official website. If you do not want to go to the castle, you do not need to buy a ticket. 🏰Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30-17:00 🚌🚏Take bus number 909 from Edinburgh city center and get off at A803 stop. Walk across the sidewalk into the small road and then take bus F49 to get off at Square terminal. Please note that the last return bus of F49 departs at approximately 16:45. If you miss it, you will have to walk back to the main road and take bus number 909 back to Edinburgh. Therefore, please check the bus route time and schedule before departure. ☕️There is a coffee shop in the castle, and you can also enjoy lunch at The Lobster Pot, a restaurant opposite the F49 minibus terminal.