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. Pop-up Shop - Saturday 30th ...
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 ...
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 ...
Allow Oisín Byrne's exhibition to come alive through a fun-filled dive into alphabets, languages, songs and the dressing up box with this family friendly curator led tour. About the exhibition The ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Mount Stuart House is set within 300 acres of glorious gardens and wild woodland. All colour coded walks are signposted. If you would prefer not to explore off the beaten track, please keep to the ...
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 ...
Her real name was Erigone. Her father, Icarius, who appears at the bottom of the window, discovered the art of making wine. When he intoxicated his friends, they, thinking that they had been poisoned, ...