Things to do in Fyvie
Edit ThisFishing at Seggat pond (See photo).
Visit Fyvie Castle (See gallery for photo) one of Scotlands finest castles.
Golf, Fyvie has a new golf course.
Vist 'Haddo House' to the south.
Explore the river Ythan and Gight Castle (If you can read an ordnance survey map).
Take a short drive north to Turriff and visit the Auld Post Office Museum or the Session Cottage.
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Fyvie Castle
Edit ThisFyvie castle tower and Scottish flag (Saltire) Septemebr 2005
photo by: Stanley Bruce (Bard o' Buchan)
No visit to Scotland would be complete without a visit to Fyvie Castle, the finest in Scotland, visit the castle, walk around her gardens, have a stroll around the beautiful loch and have a scone and a cup of tea in the tearoom what a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Or if you have all day take a picnic with you and simply chill out.
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| tel: | 00 44 (0)1651 891266 |
| url: | www.nts.org.uk |
Haddo House
Edit ThisHaddo House 2005
photo by: Stanley Bruce (Bard o' Buchan)
Haddo House one of the finest country houses in Scotland is currently owned by the National Trust for Scotland www.nts.org.uk is only a short drive south from Fyvie. The estate covers 177 acres and includes the house gardens, play pak for the kids, large pond stocked with hundreds of friendly geese and ducks, so friendly they will take bread from your hand, and also a large deer park. Haddo has its own community hall built over 100 year ago and is used often for thetrical plays and events.
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Gight Castle
Edit ThisDoo-cot ruin at Gight Castle 2005
photo by: Stanley Bruce (Bard o' Buchan)
Visit Gight Castle (see photo gallery), seat of the Gordon's, Lord Byron's (The poet) mother Catherine Gordon was heir to the castle, but her hauband known locally as 'Mad Jack' spent all the money and the castle had to be sold. You will need an ordnance survey map if you want to visit Gight, it's not sign-posted and is not easy to find.
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Fyvie Golf Course
Edit ThisRecenly established golf course is ready and waiting for you to tee off.
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| url: | www.fyviegolfcourse.co.uk |
Hunting
Edit ThisHunting trips organised by Glencall.
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| url: | www.glencall.co.uk |
Bird Watching
Edit ThisHeron at Seggat Pond, Fyvie 6-6-2006
photo by: Stanley Bruce
Around Fyvie there is an abundance of wildlife, including badgers, deer, foxes and of course a wide variety of birds. Pheasants are common around Fyvie and also to be seena re Buzzards, Herons, woodpeckers, sparrow hawks, partridges and many others.
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