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    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
    Drum Castle, Garden & Estate
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    Green Tourism Award - Silver

    Access to ground floor, including shop and tearoom
    Limited access to main floor.
    Accessible toilet at the courtyard
    Parking â€" designated area in the main car park and two spaces by the garden of historic roses
    Visual information
    Braille information sheets.
    Large print English information in the rooms
    Scented rose garden
    Touch tours (bookable in advance)
    News
    • - Countdown to Annual General Meeting

      The National Trust for Scotland's Annual General Meeting takes place at Aberdeen Exhibition Centre on Saturday 27 September 2008. more>

    • - Your chance to take on Trusted role in the North East

      Are you a local history enthusiast, green-fingered gardener or keen conservationist? Then the National Trust for Scotland needs your skills to help make a difference, whether it’s welcoming visitors to some of Scotland’s most beautiful historic buildings or helping out in their glorious gardens. more>

    • - See historic swordsmanship skills at dramatic Drum castle

      There will be swash-buckling action this weekend at the National Trust for Scotland’s dramatic Drum Castle, by Banchory, as a historic swordsmanship display gets underway.  more>

    • - Enjoy the drama of Drum Castle

      One of Shakespeare’s best-loved works gets an airing in the dramatic setting of Drum Castle, Aberdeenshire on the evening of Tuesday 17 June. more>

    • - Celebrate Scotland’s beautiful gardens this May

      The National Trust for Scotland is gearing up to celebrate the beauty of some of its most popular, unusual and remote gardens on its Garden’s Day - Sunday 11 May.  more>

    • - Try something new this year with the National Trust for Scotland

      Land rover safaris, sea kayaking and podcast tours are just a few of the treats on offer at National Trust for Scotland properties this summer and beyond. more>

    • - Drums lost gardens revealed

      Archaeological excavations at the National Trust for Scotland’s Drum Castle Estate, Aberdeenshire have revealed exciting evidence for the early 17th century gardens which once surrounded the castle.  more>

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