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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Our plant database contains handwritten records that date back centuries, indicating that the first gardens were planted 300 years ago. The current database is stored electronically, and we are ...

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 & ...