Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
EXA FROM THE ASHES (7 months ago)
We thoroughly enjoyed exploring this castle. The hot tea and crumpets were delicious as well. I love how the history seaps into one's body. The gardens are simply delightful.
We thoroughly enjoyed exploring this castle. The hot tea and crumpets were delicious as well. I love how the history seaps into one's body. The gardens are simply delightful.
Christine Bell (8 months ago)
I really enjoyed my visit to Drum. The guide presented background information in a well informed and interactive way. Would have liked to wander in the grounds but prevented because of the weather. Would recommend a visit.
I really enjoyed my visit to Drum. The guide presented background information in a well informed and interactive way. Would have liked to wander in the grounds but prevented because of the weather. Would recommend a visit.
Cyclizine (9 months ago)
Fine for a gentle stroll around the grounds. Good kids' play area too!
Fine for a gentle stroll around the grounds. Good kids' play area too!
Gary Newell (11 months ago)
Drum Castle looks great from the outside and the tour inside starts off brilliantly with some fantastic paintings. The castle itself feels very grand. when you hit the second floor it becomes an art gallery with rooms full of photos (not in keeping with the feel of the castle but more at home in the Tate). The rooms are empty except for the photos on white walls. This takes away from the building's character The one way system then takes you back downstairs and you find yourself at the exit and the tour is finished with barely any of the castle explored. The huge tower you see in the photos has no access to it which is disappointing. A great looking castle and the first part of the tour is excellent but it fails off into something a little more disappointing for my taste.
Drum Castle looks great from the outside and the tour inside starts off brilliantly with some fantastic paintings. The castle itself feels very grand. when you hit the second floor it becomes an art gallery with rooms full of photos (not in keeping with the feel of the castle but more at home in the Tate). The rooms are empty except for the photos on white walls. This takes away from the building's character The one way system then takes you back downstairs and you find yourself at the exit and the tour is finished with barely any of the castle explored. The huge tower you see in the photos has no access to it which is disappointing. A great looking castle and the first part of the tour is excellent but it fails off into something a little more disappointing for my taste.
Carlos Leyon Fernandez (11 months ago)
The castle is about a half hour drive from Aberdeen. It’s got a rose garden that’s worth visiting when the roses are in full bloom. There’s ample parking space and parking costs £3. There’s an entry fee for the castle as well. There are a few walks that take you around the estate. It’s a beautiful place to visit on a sunny day.
The castle is about a half hour drive from Aberdeen. It’s got a rose garden that’s worth visiting when the roses are in full bloom. There’s ample parking space and parking costs £3. There’s an entry fee for the castle as well. There are a few walks that take you around the estate. It’s a beautiful place to visit on a sunny day.
