The Dunmore Pineapple is an unusual architectural structure located in Dunmore Park, near Dunmore, Scotland. Built in the late 18th century, it serves as a decorative folly, symbolizing hospitality and welcome. The structure is designed to resemble a giant pineapple, a fruit that was once rare and exotic in Europe. Constructed in 1761 for Sir William Keith, the Dunmore Pineapple stands approximately 50 feet tall. It features intricate stonework and a distinctive crown, making it a unique landmark. The folly is part of the Dunmore Park estate, which includes gardens and other historical features, attracting visitors interested in architecture and history.