The grounds at Balmoral are now closed to the public and will reopen on Friday, 24th January.

Visiting

Explore the gardens, admire the castle, or immerse yourself in the estate’s natural beauty, and discover the timeless charm of Balmoral.

With its rich royal history, stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife, and diverse shopping and dining options, Balmoral offers something for everyone.


Visit Balmoral

Balmoral Grounds in Autumn

Opening Times

The grounds at Balmoral are now closed to the public and will reopen on Friday, 24th January.

Balmoral Castle

Balmoral Castle began construction in 1853, following the purchase of the estate by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1852.

A dramatic view of the Balmoral Estate, featuring dense, lush green forests, rolling hills, and distant mountains under a cloudy sky, with sunlight highlighting the treetops.

Balmoral Estate

Balmoral Estate has held significant historical value and offers serene Scottish scenery that has captivated the Royal Family and their guests for generations.

Mews Gift Shop

Take memories of your visit to Balmoral home with you to cherish for years to come.

Dine

Whether in the mood for a quick bite or a luxury Afternoon Tea experience, there are plenty of food and drink options to be enjoyed in Balmoral’s elegant new restaurant and cafe.

Balmoral Castle

Accessibility

We love to welcome everyone to Balmoral Estate and do our utmost to ensure all accessibility requirements are considered and catered for.

Balmoral Castle and Gardens

Discover the majestic gardens of Balmoral Castle & Estate

His Majesty, King Charles III is renowned for his passion for gardening, commitment to sustainability and has played a pivotal role in the gardens’ continued evolution.

Visit the gardens


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Balmoral Castle is seen from a distance, surrounded by lush green fields and dense forests, framed by tree branches and moss-covered rocks in the foreground.