Castle Fraser

Castle Fraser. . , About Castle Fraser , In the early 1600s, Andrew Fraser of Muchall transformed the home of his ancestors into a magnificent symbol of wealth, status and European culture. Castle Fraser's great entrance court, soaring towers and heraldic carvings were designed to impress, and still do so today. , Its rooms are filled with furniture and belongings of the families who once lived here. Spiral staircases almost echo with their footsteps. , Climb the round tower, peer through a spyhole, hear tales of family sadness and a lucky escape and find out about a mysterious room called the ‘laird's lug’. , Gardens , Explore and enjoy Castle Fraser Walled and Woodland Gardens including Woodland Secrets Play Area. All are open daily from dawn until dusk throughout the year. , Access , Disabled Parking is in front of the castle. If you have mobility problems, please speak to a member of castle staff. , Much of the castle is accessed by narrow and sometimes steep spiral staircases. The castle's ground floor is partly accessible to wheelchair users. , Foreign language, large print and other access provisions available on request. , Information , For opening times or other queries please call: or visit www.nts.org.uk. To book an evening meal in the Castle Fraser restaurant (bookings only) call: or visit www.castlefraserrestaurant.com.