Mount Stuart

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Mount Stuart, Britain’s most spectacular Victorian Gothic house, offers a memorable day out for the whole family. Walks on the beach, discoveries in the gardens, dazzling interiors, unique architectural details, seasonal events and exhibitions make Mount Stuart a place that captures the imagination! Situated on the Isle of Bute, just 90 minutes from Glasgow.

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finnberrys

Jun 2022

Nearly didn't bother but so glad we did!

As always, I researched this visit before deciding on it and looking at their website, we were in two minds. The reasons were about accessibility and motorhomes. The website said that they encourage you to use their wheelchairs inside the house for conservation reasons and that there is no dedicated motorhome parking. Together, these almost put us off going. I am so glad we chanced it, as it was one of the best days out we had all holiday!

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alancottis08

Jul 2019

Fantastic Building & Grounds

This is a magnificent late Victorian Gothic revival style house. The fact that some of the rooms weren't fully completed until post WW1 makes it more intriguing. You also get a variety of interior styles as well as some items have been relocated from their Luton Park House in Bedfordshire including work by Robert Adam. The gardens are also worth seeing including the glasshouse which was originally built for the Glasgow Garden Festival in 1988.

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catscorner

Jun 2016

Fun day out

If you want to enjoy an amazing mix of fantasy Victorian Gothic architecture mixed up with astronomy and humour, all completely wheelchair accessible, this is the place to go.

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Disabled Access Information for Mount Stuart

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Site Accessibility There are a limited number of parking spaces close to the House for Blue Badge holders. It is a 15 minute walk between the Visitor Centre and Mount Stuart and we offer a shuttle bus service free of charge. The bus is not wheelchair adapted. Inside the House Mount Stuart has a working lift which can fit a standard sized wheelchair for access to the upper floors. For conservation reasons we encourage visitors to use the wheelchairs we have available on site. Lightweight, portable seating is available for visitors to use throughout the house. Please speak to one of our guides if you require assistance. We can also provide limited written interpretation for our visitors with hearing impairments. Guide dogs and service dogs only are permitted in the house and on our shuttle bus service.