Braemar Highland Games Centre
About Braemar Highland Games Centre
The Braemar Highland Games Centre explores a living tradition, the Highland games, focusing on the world-famous Braemar Gathering. Located in the village of Braemar, in the Cairngorms National Park and housed in the stunning Duke of Rothesay Highland Games Pavilion, named after Prince Charles’s Scottish title, the centre offers a fascinating exhibition exploring the history of the games in Braemar and their Royal connection.
The centre offers a range of experiences for groups, which are available year-round, and include an opportunity for your clients to experience their very own Highland Games in the Braemar Arena.
UPSELLS
- Guided history walk around Braemar
- Welcome piper
- Whisky/Gin tasting
- Highland dancers
- Ceilidh after dinner
- Tug o’ War competition
- Helicopter landing ground
- Falconry displays
Product Offerings
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Travel Trade pricing available - Contact for more information.
Mini Highland Games Day
Allow your clients to experience their own Highland Games in the Braemar Arena. Pricing includes exclusive use of the Braemar Highland Games centre and Arena, equipment and staff on hand to demonstrate and keep score.
Available: Year-round, on request
Group size: maximum 90 pax
Heavy Sports Demonstration
Your clients will be introduced to the traditional heavy specialities at the Highland Games through a demonstration with a professional athlete. They will also be given the opportunity to try out the various sports.
Available: Year-round, on request
Group size: minimum 2/maximum 15
Private Events
Individual spaces or the entire venue can be hired for private events. Available year-round on request.
Group size: maximum 90 pax
Travel Trade pricing available - Contact for more information.
Wedding ceremonies can be held in the Gallery in Braemar Highland Games Centre or outdoors in the Patron’s Pavilion or Private Enclosure.
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