Join us for a guided tour around the interior and exterior of Balvaird Castle. 2026 marks the first time the inside of the castle has been accessible for visitors in over a decade.
Enjoy stunning views of the surrounding rolling hills from the roof walk and hear stories about the Murray family and life in the 16th Century. Balvaird Castle has recently been used as a filming location for the Outlander prequel, Blood of my Blood. Fans of the show will recognise Balvaird as the location of Castle Leathers.
As the castle is undergoing conservation works, the internal part of the tour requires each visitor to wear a hardhat and high-visibility vest. These will be provided to each visitor. Appropriate (sturdy) footwear must be worn. Accessibility may be a challenge for some visitors as the tour route is via uneven surfaces, a spiral staircase and, weather permitting, access to the roof walk.
For health and safety reasons, the tour is not suitable for children under 7.
Tours will start promptly. The castle is around 485m away from the car park up a gradual incline, please take this into account to arrive in time for the start of the tour.
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Balvaird Castle, South east of Bridge of Earn, Cupar, KY14 7SR
ALL TOURS FULLY BOOKED
Tour times: 11am, 2pm & 3pm.
Please arrive 10 minutes before tour time.
Not a member? Join now to start enjoying the benefits
Free for Historic Scotland MembersTours will start promptly. The castle is around 485 metres away from the car park up a gradual incline, please take this into account to arrive in time for the start of the tour.
For health and safety reasons, the tour is not suitable for children under 7
As the castle is undergoing conservation works, the internal part of the tour requires each visitor to wear a hardhat and high-visibility vest. These will be provided to each visitor.
Appropriate (sturdy) footwear must be worn.
Accessibility may be a challenge for some visitors as the Balvaird tour route is via uneven surfaces, a spiral staircase and, weather permitting, access to the roof walk.
There are no visitor toilets on-site.
Adults (16-64yrs) - $11.00 (Rank = 0)
Concession (65yrs+) - $9.00 (Rank = 0)
Child (7-15yrs) - $6.50 (Rank = 0)
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Balvaird Castle, South east of Bridge of Earn, Cupar, KY14 7SR
Tour times: 10am, 11am, 2pm & 3pm.
Please arrive 10 minutes before tour time.
Not a member? Join now to start enjoying the benefits
Free for Historic Scotland MembersTours will start promptly. The castle is around 485 metres away from the car park up a gradual incline, please take this into account to arrive in time for the start of the tour.
For health and safety reasons, the tour is not suitable for children under 7
As the castle is undergoing conservation works, the internal part of the tour requires each visitor to wear a hardhat and high-visibility vest. These will be provided to each visitor.
Appropriate (sturdy) footwear must be worn.
Accessibility may be a challenge for some visitors as the Balvaird tour route is via uneven surfaces, a spiral staircase and, weather permitting, access to the roof walk.
There are no visitor toilets on-site.
Adults (16-64yrs) - $11.00 (Rank = 0)
Concession (65yrs+) - $9.00 (Rank = 0)
Child (7-15yrs) - $6.50 (Rank = 0)
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Adults (16-64yrs) - $11.00 (Rank = 0)
Concession (65yrs+) - $9.00 (Rank = 0)
Child (7-15yrs) - $6.50 (Rank = 0)
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Not a member? Join now to start enjoying the benefits
Free for Historic Scotland MembersTours will start promptly. The castle is around 485 metres away from the car park up a gradual incline, please take this into account to arrive in time for the start of the tour.
For health and safety reasons, the tour is not suitable for children under 7
As the castle is undergoing conservation works, the internal part of the tour requires each visitor to wear a hardhat and high-visibility vest. These will be provided to each visitor.
Appropriate (sturdy) footwear must be worn.
Accessibility may be a challenge for some visitors as the Balvaird tour route is via uneven surfaces, a spiral staircase and, weather permitting, access to the roof walk.
There are no visitor toilets on-site.