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Craigievar Castle is a charming castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and one of the most representative pink castles in Scotland. Located in the countryside of Aberdeenshire, it is renowned for its unique appearance and rich history. Built in the 17th century, it is a typical Scottish Baroque architecture. It is famous for its light pink exterior walls, spires, and spires, giving people a fairy tale like feeling. The appearance of the castle is very spectacular, as if it came out of a fairy tale. It is an important part of Scotland's historical heritage and a unique tourist attraction.

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