Balgonie Castle
by Markinch, Glenrothes, KY7 6HQBalgonie castle is situated in the heart of the Kingdom of Fife and perched above the winding River Leven - home of the Laird, Lady and Younger of Balgonie and Eddergoll.
In recent years Balgonie Castle has been undergoing a slow but detailed restoration to return it to its former glory, with great effort being made to preserve its unique atmosphere.
Since the restoration of the Chapel in 1989, the Castle has become accepted as one of the most romantic wedding venues in Scotland and a public service is held in the Chapel on the third Sunday of each month.
The Castle is also licenced for Civil Weddings.
Balgonie's Great Hall is the ideal setting for weddings, banquets and receptions, corporate events and parties. In fact the whole Castle is the perfect backdrop for photographs of those unforgettable moments.
In recent years Balgonie Castle has been undergoing a slow but detailed restoration to return it to its former glory, with great effort being made to preserve its unique atmosphere.
Since the restoration of the Chapel in 1989, the Castle has become accepted as one of the most romantic wedding venues in Scotland and a public service is held in the Chapel on the third Sunday of each month.
The Castle is also licenced for Civil Weddings.
Balgonie's Great Hall is the ideal setting for weddings, banquets and receptions, corporate events and parties. In fact the whole Castle is the perfect backdrop for photographs of those unforgettable moments.
Location
Balgonie Castle is perfectly situated in the centre of Fife, less that an hour's drive from Edinburgh, Stirling, Perth and Dundee, about two hours from Glasgow and two and a half hours from Aberdeen.
Balgonie is close to airports at Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow, only a mile from the main North South rail line (station at Markinch) and twenty minutes from the M90 motorway.
Balgonie is close to airports at Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow, only a mile from the main North South rail line (station at Markinch) and twenty minutes from the M90 motorway.
See also: Location Map
These details were last updated on Thursday 25 August 2005
