Mount Stuart Gardens
Mount Stuart´s gardens date back to circa 1717 when the 2nd Earl of Bute started to lay out substantial grounds - the beginning of the three hundred acres of wilderness, woodland and designed landscape that can be enjoyed today. The 19th century saw the development of the 5 acre Wee Garden and - in 1896 - the celebrated English landscape gardener Thomas Mawson designed a remarkable walk replicating the Via Dolorosa. He also designed the exquisite Rock Garden to the front of the house. The 20th century witnessed further developments, including the replanting of the Rock Garden and the remodelling of the Victorian Kitchen Garden.
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Mount Stuart Gardens,
Isle of Bute,
Argyll & Bute
PA20 9LR
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Information on Mount Stuart Gardens, Isle of Bute
| Opening Times: | Easter WE, May-Sep, Daily, 10:00-18:00. Please check for House opening times. |
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| Admission: | Adult £3.50, Child £2.00, Concession £3.00, Family (2+2) £9.00. |
| Location: | Five and a half miles south of Rothesay ferry terminal on the A844. |
| Facilities: |
Access by Bus,
Access by Rail,
Coaches Welcome,
Limited Disabled Access,
Child Friendly,
Guide dogs only,
Gift Shop,
Plants for Sale,
Guided Tours,
Restaurant,
Tea Room,
Toilet Facilities,
Parking Availability |
| Parkland / Woodland Acreage: | 300 |