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Newhailes
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- Important 18th century designed landscape, woodland walks, open parkland, remains of water-gardens and built features including a shell grotto and classical summerhouse
- 17th century villa, later significantly added to by the Dalrymple family, who were influential figures of the Scottish Enlightenment
- Superb example of James Smith's domestic Palladian architecture
An amazing survival of early 18th century decorative art and collections, set within a late 17th century ‘Villa’, and surrounded by an 18th century Designed Landscape.
Take a step back in time for an experience rated as "five star" by the Scottish Tourist Board.
House & Visitor Centre: 10 to 13 April and 1 May to 28 Sep, Thur–Mon 12–5.
Tours last approx 1¼ hours, starting every ½ hour from Visitor Centre. First tour departs 12.30; last tour departs 4pm.
Please allow 15 minutes prior to tour departure to collect tickets and view introductory film.
Reservation line: 0844 4932125. Reservations are not always necessary, though advised for holiday weekends and in order to avoid disappointment.
Estate: all year, daily.
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- Trust nurturing next generation of nature lovers
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