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Guests are welcome to explore the beautiful castle grounds. Make sure you wear appropriate footwear as paths can be uneven and steep.

What to see around the estate:

  •  Chinese Bridge

 

  • Belvedere, where you can relax and have a wonderful view over the Carse of Gowrie and views stretching towards Dundee.

 

  • Long Barrow - Iron Age Fort which you can visit


Guests can also use some of the other estate facilities:
 

  • Games Room (pool table, table tennis, football table)

  • Heated swimming pool available if you fancy a dip.

  • Kids play area with trampoline and swing

Castle grounds

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We've rounded up a few suggestions around the area.


If you are planning to make a full holiday, please don't forget to visit other areas:
 

  • Pitlochry -one of the most picturesque towns.

  • Dunkeld - lovely scenic woodland walks with the Hermitage not to be missed.

  • Killiecrankie - Pass of Killiecrankie offers stunning woodland and river gorge walks.

  • Cairngorms, which we call our home. (Aviemore, Feshiebridge, Abernethy forest, Loch Morlich, Cairngorm Mountain, etc.)


​If you are looking for more dramatic scenery: 

  • The West Coast (Glencoe, Glen Etive, Kintail, Plockton, Isle of Skye, etc.)
     

COFFEE & CAKE

The Cart Shed Tearoom - Rait

A local gem with an antique store attached. Here you can find a great choice of coffees, teas, and cakes. If you are looking for something more substantial, they also offer amazing lunches. This little gem is only a few steps away from Fingask Castle.

Winery & Pickled Peacock

Cairn o' Mohr 

If you are looking for something different and you love cider and fruit wines, then this is the place for you! Cairn O' Mohr offers tours and tastings which take around 90 minutes. While you are there, step inside the Pickled Peacock for a lovely lunch.  Cairn O' Mohr is a short distance from Fingask Castle (8-min drive).

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Wildlife Park

Camperdown Wildlife Park 

If you are staying around Dundee, why not pay a visit to Camperdown Wildlife Centre, one of Dundee’s most loved family attractions and home to an exciting collection of animals from around the world.

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Family Attraction

Active Kids Adventure Park

This Playpark sits in 11 acres of countryside on Burnside Farm in the heart of Perthshire. Kids can play and explore in the indoor and outdoor areas and meet the farm animals.

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History

Huntingtower Castle

This 16th-century castle is where Mary Queen of Scots and her new husband Lord Darnley stayed during the Chaseabout Raid. This is a fairly intact castle which you can visit from the inside. 

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Beach

Broughty Beach & Castle Museum
View of Broughty Beach with sand, sea, and Broughty Castle in the background, landscape orientation.

Only 10 minutes away from Dundee city centre. Broughty Castle Museum is one of Scotland’s best-preserved coastal fortresses at the Heart of The Ferry.  If you are looking for something more relaxed, you can enjoy the sandy beach and let your kids play at the Castle Green Playground.

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Explore the Area

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