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From the magazine4 hours agoThe printed copy of Issue 02Issue 02Spring / Summer 2021

Duart Castle, on its high cliff on the Isle of Mull, was wholly rebuilt from scant ruins in the early 20th century.

Its name comes from the Gaelic Dubh Ard, meaning 'black point', and it is the seat of the MacLeans of Duart. Like Eilean Donan Castle, Duart was rebuilt during a wave of international enthusiasm for restoring the seats of Scotland's clans, and it is once again the spiritual home of Clan MacLean. The writer and presenter David C. Weinczok calls it perhaps the single most impressive castle in all of Argyll. The best first sight of it is from the ferry: as the boat from Oban nears Craignure, the castle slowly comes into view, perched like an eagle on its cliff.

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