Dumbarton Castle has reopened its doors after being closed for essential conversation work.
The famous landmark, which once sheltered Mary, Queen of Scots before she fled to France, reopened on Saturday, February 18, at 10am.
Access restrictions were put in place at the start of last year as a safety precaution while Historic Environment Scotland (HES), which manages the site, introduced new measures to deal with the risk associated with potentially unstable high-level masonry.
