On Saturday 30th November we will be bringing the Mount Stuart Shop to Bute Yard! Shop our best-selling gifts and chat all things visitor related with our Visitor Operations team. We will also be ...

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 ...

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 ...

Corsican Pine An evergreen conifer from the Mediterranean region and north Africa. Growing to around 50m and living for many centuries. Grown commercially for timber. Our specimen is 46.5m in height ...

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 ...

Artist Oisín Byrne joined Director of our Contemporary Visual Arts Programme, Sophie Crichton Stuart, in conversation following the launch of his exhibition smell the book at Mount Stuart. You can ...

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.

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 ...