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Iwan and Manuela Wirth with two dogs in the woods Exterior of the Fife Arms hotel looking down on to the Clunie Water The entrance to the garden from the Fife Arms hotel A river winds through a rocky shoreline surrounded by dense green trees, with mountains rising in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
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A painting by Lucien Freud hung on an orange wall in the hotel reception The Richard Jackson 'Red Deer Chandelier' on view in the hotel reception A landscape drawing by James Prosek who was one of our first artists in residence Circle Of Pieter Brueghel The Younger (1564 – 1636) in painted room with tables and chairs
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Visit Balmoral Castle

No visit to Royal Deeside is complete without visiting the Highland home of the British Royal family. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert purchased the Balmoral Estate in 1852, and today visitors are welcome to explore the beautiful grounds and gardens, with a limited number of tours inside the castle also taking place on select dates in the spring and summer.

Open daily, 10am – 5pm (last entry 4pm). Tickets must be purchased directly on the Balmoral website, but the Fife Arms Ghillies are on hand to support with transfers.

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Balmoral castle shot from a distance with a green lawn in the foreground.
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