Scottish Battles and Castles -PC用

1. However, there is another, darker side to Scotland, with its blood soaked and turbulent history, that pitted clan against clan, that saw Scotland ripped apart in a brutal civil war, with risings and rebellions that ended with the defeat of Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1746 at the Battle of Culloden.

2. From the mystical Isle of Skye to the Lowlands, this app will help guide you to some of the amazing sites of interest - from Scotland's most haunted castle, to the battlefields of Culloden, Prestonpans, Falkirk and Bannockburn.

3. This is the essential iPhone app for visiting beautiful Scotland with its castles, battlefields, battlefield memorials, abbeys, palaces, visitor centres and places of historical interest.

4. Scottish Battles and Castles is packed full of information, facts and stories of the ordinary Scot, the Clan Chiefs, the Generals, the Kings, the Covenanters, and the Jacobites who fought for the restoration of the Stuart Kings.

5. Scotland is one of the most romantic of countries with its misty heather glens, miles of white beaches, crystal blue waters and lochs that look like mirrors, set against a background of stunning snow capped mountains.

6. Stories that include the treachery of those who betrayed William Wallace and the Marquis of Montrose, to one of courage with Flora MacDonald helping Bonnie Prince Charlie escape 'over the sea to Skye'.

7. Scotland is crammed full of history with castles steeped in tales of ghosts, torture, dungeons, of sieges, and of betrayal.

8. It also contains a wealth of practical and useful information for any traveller including visitor centres, food and drink, opening hours, etc, helping you to plan your tour.

9. It is a great way to learn about all the history of Scotland, and can be used whether or not you are actually on site.

10. If not, the app is designed and produced to give an in-depth overview of the many varied, and interesting sites, giving the remote user the feeling of being there.

11. To see the oldest stone memorial to Sir William Wallace and the prison where a 5 year old French drummer boy was held.