Join archivist and historian Marietta Crichton Stuart on a fascinating tour of the A-listed House of Falkland.

This is a rare opportunity to explore this A-listed country house. Designed and built by William Burn, the House of Falkland is an outstanding example of a mid 19th century country house, made all the more exceptional by its incredible interior decorative scheme.

Explore many of the elaborately decorated rooms and learn from Marietta the history of the House, the history of the families who lived there, and the different uses the House has had since it was built. Discover Arts and Crafts interiors that were inspired by the passion of the 3rd Marquess of Bute, owner of the House between 1890 and 1900.

The tour will last for 90 minutes. Your ticket price includes a tea or coffee and a sweet treat in the Horse Stalls at the Stables after the tour.

Terms and Conditions: 

This is a guided tour and visitors are asked to remain with the guides.

These tours are not suitable for children. Strictly no dogs allowed.

Taking photographs – You are able to take photographs of the interiors of the building. Please note that the building is used as a school and photographs of the pupils must not be taken.

The names of everyone attending the tour will be required.

Accessibility: 

Parking at the House is for staff only. Visitors are asked to park in the Stables car park or the overflow car park and walk up to the House, arriving by the scheduled time of the event.

Please note that there are unavoidable stairs on the tour.

Please email enquiries@falklandestate.co.uk if you require any further information.