* Which Scottish castle is the summer home of the Royal Family?
* Which Scottish castle is situated on a rock towering above the city it was built to defend?
* Which Scottish castle was the inspiration for the castle in Disney's "Cinderella"?
* Which Scottish castle was destroyed by long distance cannons at the hands of Oliver Cromwell?
* Which castle is the most strategically important of all the castles in Scotland, hence it has been fought over and changed hands more than any other Scottish castle?
* What 'loch' castle is one of the most photographed buildings in the world?
* Which castle is located on the banks of Loch Ness?
* Which castle was Bram Stoker a guest of when he was inspired to write Dracula?
* Which island castle was home to the famed Clan McLeod?
* Which of these castles is NOT in Scotland?
* Hastings Castle, built by William the Conqueror on the cliff above where he first landed, thrived until disaster struck in the 1300s. What happened to it?
* The ancient hillfort between Salisbury and Stonehenge was the site both of the ancient city and the old cathedral. Now, only a few stone walls and foundations remain (well, there's an excellent view, too). What was the name of this hillfort?
* This former fortress was demolished twice, it was rebuilt between 1465 and 1510, by Pierre, Charles I and II, all of Amboise. Catharina de Medici acquired this castle in 1560. What is it called?
* This castle was built in one piece, in the classical style. It is a lordly mansion, not a royal palace. It has kept its 17th century furniture and decoration.
* In 1428 Lord Salisbury lay siege to this castle, he was shot and died there. Joan of Arc arrived in April 1429 and before she beat the English, she was wounded. Where did this take place?
* The eldest son of Louis d'Orleans, Charles inherited this castle. He was taken prisoner at the battle of Agincourt and spent 25 years in captivity. It was his favourite residence. What is the name of this castle?
* In 1870 Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia was quartered in this castle. The prince thought a attempt on his life was made there and the castle narrowly escaped being destroyed again (it had been destroyed in 1418). What is the name of the castle?
* Louis XI made this a place of residence for the Queen, Charlotte of Savoy. The future Charles VIII was born here. In 1492 he ordered work to begin on this castle. What castle is meant?
* The counts of Blois built a fortified castle in the forest of Boulogne. This building was demolished by Francois I in 1519, when he came to build the present castle. What is the name?
* It is an ancient fortress overlooking the Indre. It has a poetic and slightly mysterious appearance. In 1485 Antoine de Bueil, the son-in- law of Charles VII and Agnes Sorel sold it. What is the name?