Allow Oisín Byrne's exhibition to come alive through a fun-filled dive into alphabets, languages, songs and the dressing up ...

Bobbi Cameron is an artist and energy worker based on the Isle of Seil, off the west coast of Scotland. Cameron works across ...

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 ...

Join Mount Stuart team member and Holistic Health & Wellbeing practitioner, Helen Howard, for a Wellness Walk through Mount Stuart's gardens. Helen is a passionate advocate for holistic and ...

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 ...

At around five acres, the Wee Garden isn’t actually that wee. It’s a celebration of diverse flora, with plants from the southern hemisphere that you may not expect to see thriving in a Scottish ...

Why do I need to book online? Booking online is recommended to guarantee entry and reduce queues at the ticket desk. Do I need to print out my ticket? Tickets can be printed or simply shown via ...

Please do not visit if you feel unwell with any symptoms of COVID-19 or have come into contact with anyone who may have symptoms.

A. Before making a purchase, please carefully review your individual selection as once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged, refunded, or returned. B. All guests entering Mount Stuart House & ...

The starting point for the exhibition is one of the archive’s less well-known collections: its Gaelic and Irish books and pamphlets. Running until 20th October 2024, smell the book includes a new ...

At Mount Stuart Trust, we are committed to the land having a meaningful and positive impact on those who live and work on the Isle of Bute. Our Land Management Plan highlights the importance of ...