Dingwall Castle is a historic site located in Dingwall, Scotland. Originally built in the 13th century, it served as a stronghold for the Mackenzie clan. The castle was strategically positioned to oversee the surrounding area and played a significant role in local power struggles. Today, the remains of Dingwall Castle can be seen on a hill overlooking the town. Although much of the structure has eroded over time, it remains an important landmark that reflects the region's medieval history. Visitors can explore the site and enjoy views of the Dingwall area and the nearby Black Isle.