Corgarff castle stands in Aberdeenshire, Scotland and is a historical treasure that has captivated visitors from near and far coming to learn about the part its played in Scotland's vibrant history. Built around 1530 by the Elphinstone family, it's been a site of conflict for centuries, most famously as the grounds for Adam Gordon's burning of the castle in 1571 resulting in the deaths of many.

Today, the tower is in the care of Historic Environment Scotland and can be visited by the public, offering a window to the past and a unique piece of Scottish history.