Step inside Balmoral – doors open to the public
Step inside Balmoral
King Charles Offers Public a Peak Inside Balmoral for the First Time
For the first time this summer, The King’s Scottish residence at Balmoral opens to members of the public.
Members of the public get the exclusive opportunity to take guided tours in small groups. This around rooms used by King Charles and Queen Camilla.
For £100 for an adult ticket guided summer tours of the castle in Aberdeenshire are being offered, limited to 40 people a day and in groups restricted to 10 people. Also an extra £50 for those wishing to partake of afternoon tea
Guests given a rare guide through two dining rooms, the flawing room, the page’s lobby and the Red Corridor.
The public will also get the rare chance to view the King’s watercolour collection – it will be one of the largest collection of his work to be publicly shown.
It’s the first time since the castle’s completion in 1855 visitors go inside. Public shown two dining rooms, the drawing room, the page’s lobby and the red corridor. This where King Charles greeted Rishi Sunak.
Inside the castle, there will be no ropes tethering off rooms because it remains a functioning royal home.
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