Planning a visit? Some general information to make it an easier and more enjoyable experience.

What’s included in your ticket?

The ticket gives you access to 18 rooms in the Castle, as well as access to the Gardens and Museum. Falconry displays are held in the Gardens. We also have a Tearoom and Gift Shop.

What time are your Falconry Displays?

11.30am and 2.30pm every day from the 1st of April until 31st October.

Can we buy tickets online?

It is not possible to purchase tickets online.

Do you offer a garden only ticket?

We only offer an inclusive ticket we do not have a gardens only ticket.

What are your entry Prices?

Entrance Prices

Do you have disabled access?

Please note that Dunrobin Castle is a historic building. As a consequence, there are a number of areas where access is not possible for visitors using a wheelchair or with limited mobility. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to discuss any accessibility issues further before your visit. Wheelchair access to the gardens can be arranged on request. Please note we don’t have wheelchairs available for use.

Family access – for baby’s?

Pushchairs can be used around the castle grounds but must be checked in at our cloakroom when visiting the Castle. Front carriers are ideal for visiting the Castle, No Back carriers.

Baby changing facilities are available.

Do you have an area to leave luggage?

We do have a cloakroom.

Backpacks, large bags and pushchairs are not permitted in the Castle rooms and must be checked into the cloakroom. There is no limit on the size or weight of luggage brought into the Castle cloakroom. However please bear in mind there is a flight of stairs to negotiate once you arrive at the entrance to the Castle. There is no charge for using the cloakroom.

Do you do guided tours?

No, we don’t do Guided tours of the Castle. The Castle tour is self-guided with information boards throughout. Members of staff are also available to answer any questions.

Do you accept the Historic Scotland Explorer Pass or National Trust Membership Card?

No. Dunrobin Castle is still privately owned and is not a part Historic Scotland or The National Trust. We are part of The Historic Houses Association’s member access scheme and the RHS garden access scheme.

Can you take photos?

Yes, photos can be taken throughout the castle without flash. The use of Drones is NOT permitted in the Gardens or Grounds. (See Drone policy)

Can we take our dog in the garden?

Dogs are not permitted in the Castle or Formal Gardens, except for assistance dogs.

Can we look at Dunrobin Castle Archives?

Dunrobin Castle no longer has any archives. These are held at the National Records Office in Edinburgh.

Do you have accommodation?

www.dunrobincottages.co.uk

Is Dunrobin available for Wedding/Functions?

Dunrobin is not available for any private functions.

Can we visit during the winter months?

From November to the end of March the Castle and gardens are closed.

Does it cost anything to Park?

No. Free parking is available.

When visiting the Castle Museum please be aware that it contains a large collection of animal taxidermy dating from the early 1900’s. Some visitors may find these offensive.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to email
or get in touch.