Fingask Castle

Perth, Rait, United Kingdom

Venue type

Castle

Overview

Fingask Castle is a historic castle and small estate near Rait, Perth, in Scotland, established in 1194. Its grounds include a walled garden, pleasure gardens laid out in the 17th century, and the long yew avenue known as the King’s Walk. Topiary, stone globes, marble balls and statues, including Alice in Wonderland, form part of the garden display.

Fingask Pavilion provides dining and dancing space for 50 to 250 guests, while the castle is available for intimate parties. Self-catering cottages and potting sheds beside the walled garden provide accommodation for up to 70 guests. Fingask Castle hosts weddings, corporate events, private parties, conferences, receptions and concerts. Facilities include parking, catering, Wi-Fi, indoor and outdoor space, a park and views. The venue also has a restored four-horse town carriage from 1876, and Fingask Follies, a musical revue.

Events hosted here

Wedding Corporate Private Party Conference Reception Concert

Facilities

Parking Catering Accommodation Garden Wifi Outdoor Space Indoor Space Park Stunning Views

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