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4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Tiffany Joslin (31 days ago)
Absolutely lovely place nice walk to the pond and back and saw a range of wildlife. Did a tour round the castle which was guided and free for national trust members. Dogs are allowed in the grounds only.
Absolutely lovely place nice walk to the pond and back and saw a range of wildlife. Did a tour round the castle which was guided and free for national trust members. Dogs are allowed in the grounds only.
Karen (44 days ago)
Good value fascinating yet relaxing day out for all, £5 per car, walks, play areas, music area, flower & veg garden, cafe, indoor soft play, great for prams & wheel chairs etc as flat ground, the castle however is one hour tour £14 walking over 3 stories floors
Good value fascinating yet relaxing day out for all, £5 per car, walks, play areas, music area, flower & veg garden, cafe, indoor soft play, great for prams & wheel chairs etc as flat ground, the castle however is one hour tour £14 walking over 3 stories floors
Janet Richardson (2 months ago)
Road trip to Inverness joined National Trust For Scotland while first visit to Brodie Estate & Castle. Wonderful daffodils and flowering shrubs in the gardens. Delicious home made soup in the café before taking a guided tour around the Castle which took an hour. Interesting tour with so much to look at.
Road trip to Inverness joined National Trust For Scotland while first visit to Brodie Estate & Castle. Wonderful daffodils and flowering shrubs in the gardens. Delicious home made soup in the café before taking a guided tour around the Castle which took an hour. Interesting tour with so much to look at.
Sarah Etherington (3 months ago)
A beautiful day out, we were so lucky with the weather and the timing as the daffodils were in full bloom. Had a wonderful walk with the dog around the grounds and pond. Only downside was the Cafes, 2 on site and selection at both a bit underwhelming as it was the 'off season' with poor vegetarian options. Might be better in high summer, but otherwise I'd take a picnic. But only £5 to park and then you have full access to the grounds, a tour of the castle costs extra.
A beautiful day out, we were so lucky with the weather and the timing as the daffodils were in full bloom. Had a wonderful walk with the dog around the grounds and pond. Only downside was the Cafes, 2 on site and selection at both a bit underwhelming as it was the 'off season' with poor vegetarian options. Might be better in high summer, but otherwise I'd take a picnic. But only £5 to park and then you have full access to the grounds, a tour of the castle costs extra.
Olivia Begnami (3 months ago)
Aberdeenshire has loads of pink/stone castles and this did not disappoint. Becautiul on the outside and inside (sadly photos are not allowed of the inside!). Brodie holds the biggest library of all castles in Scotland and I would stay there for hours if I could! Entrance to the castle is by guided tours only- so check the time before going. Brodie castle is a part of National Trust for Scotland and if you’re visiting more then 3 of the castles, it’s worth paying for the membership! The estate is also big so plenty of places for walks and many animals to see. Dogs are allowed on the state but not inside the castle. Ig: @olivianaescocia for more tips :)
Aberdeenshire has loads of pink/stone castles and this did not disappoint. Becautiul on the outside and inside (sadly photos are not allowed of the inside!). Brodie holds the biggest library of all castles in Scotland and I would stay there for hours if I could! Entrance to the castle is by guided tours only- so check the time before going. Brodie castle is a part of National Trust for Scotland and if you’re visiting more then 3 of the castles, it’s worth paying for the membership! The estate is also big so plenty of places for walks and many animals to see. Dogs are allowed on the state but not inside the castle. Ig: @olivianaescocia for more tips :)
