Tulloch Castle - ancient castle in Dingwall in Scotland. The castle was built by the Normans, and the oldest part date back to the XII century. For many years it was the residence of the family clans Bane - the surviving documents, they owned this castle already in the XVI century. However, in the XVIII century, the castle changes ownership - Kenneth Bain sells it to his cousin Henry Davidson Davidsons and hold the lock until the mid XX century. After the evacuation of Allied troops from Dunkirk in the castle housed the military hospital, and in 1957 the local government bought the castle in the offspring Davidson. For a while, there was a student dormitory, but soon the buildings needed major repairs. In 1996, the castle is located in the hotel.

It is said that in the castle haunted - guests and hotel staff have repeatedly seen the ghostly figure of a young girl and an elderly lady, and some were even able to photograph ghosts on camera.

From the ruins of the castle of Tulloch Castle Dingwall is an underground passage. Now the course has fallen, but it is possible to look through the vent hole located in front of the castle. The castle is located a family cemetery Davidson - for members of the family and household and animals. Now the cemetery abandoned and overgrown, but some gravestones are still visible.