Although history is an important part of any visit here, our story continues. From the families that have lived in the house over the centuries to the staff working their magic every day, it’s people ...

Welcome to the Kitchen Garden! Five acres in size the Kitchen Garden was laid out in 1820. In the 1990’s it was redeveloped by noted garden designer Rosemary Verey, OBE VHM, who worked with the then ...

A powerhouse of creative activity, we host a variety of events and exhibitions throughout the year to pique your curiosity. This wouldn’t be possible without the welcoming, nurturing environment we ...

A fascinating mix of native and globally-sourced trees await in this atmospheric woodland, which reaches right down to the shore. We have trees from 13 different countries, and the Pinus Corsican Pine ...

For up to date opening times see here. How do we access the Gardens & Cafe? Access to the gardens is via the main entrance to the attraction which is clearly signposted. Parking is available in our ...

Group visits must be pre-booked and discounts on admission and catering packages are available for groups of 15 or more. We have ample coach parking at the House and tour leaders and coach drivers ...

All visitors who arrive at Mount Stuart via foot, bike or bus, are entitled to a 10% discount on House & Gardens admission. Please quote discount code CARFREE when purchasing tickets. Train - Scotrail ...

We are proud to house one of the UK’s foremost collections of artwork and artefacts – and even more excited to share it with you. Mount Stuart Trust administers and cares for a world-class historic ...

Mount Stuart is now closed until Spring 2025. Thank you to all our visitors who supported us throughout 2024. Our goal is to strengthen the rural economy on the Isle of Bute, the place we call home.

In the company of a senior Guide, you will be taken on a tour of Mount Stuart's magnificent interiors. Discover the fascinating history of the Bute family and view masterpieces from the Bute ...

The ceiling stars and windows were designed together, however, there was a problem with the design – the perfect star map reads backwards. There are two possible explanations for this: the original ...

Campbell and the team will be cooking up a storm in the kitchen, offering a selection of festive themed savoury and sweet snacks along with tea, coffee and hot chocolate. On Saturday 30th November we ...