Medieval Weekend
Enjoy a weekend of exploring the medieval period in Scotland through Living History at Dirleton Castle!
About Medieval Weekend
Take a step back in time at the largest surviving medieval bishop’s house in Scotland. Wander through the living history camp to experience what life was like in medieval times.
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