Mains Of Applecross (Broch)

Mains Of Applecross (Broch) is a fascinating historical monument dating back to the Iron Age, some 2,000 years old. This stone defensive tower is an exceptional example of ancient Scottish architecture.

The Broch is characterized by double walls, an internal staircase and a gallery, indicating a complex, two-story structure. Archaeological excavations have revealed traces of industrial and textile activity, as well as the remains of a mixed economy involving domestic animals, wildlife and marine resources.

Situated on a low hill, it offers captivating views of the surrounding sandstone mountains and the sea.