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    Green Tourism Award - Silver

    • Award-winning Ranger Service providing environmental education and interpretation service
    • Fully licensed self-service Home Farm restaurant, Old Stables Coffee House (by the Castle) and Swan Pond refreshment kiosk
    • 18th-century Culzean Castle, Robert Adam’s final masterpiece, is one of the National Trust for Scotland’s finest properties

    Romantic 18th-century castle perched on a rocky promontory with superb panoramic views over the Firth of Clyde, situated in approximately 600 acres of woodland and formal gardens, and boasting three miles of varied coastline.

    Country Park: all year, daily 9.30am - sunset.
    Walled Garden: all year, daily from 09.30am - 5.00pm (sunset if earlier)
    Castle: 1 Apr to 1 Nov, daily 10.30am - 5pm (last entry to Castle 4.00pm).

    Visitor Centre and all other facilities: 1 Apr to 1st Nov, daily opening from 10.00am - closing from 5.00pm

    Visitor Centre, Gift Shop and Restaurant (Off Season): 2 Nov to 29 Mar, Sat/Sun 11.00am - 4.00pm.
    News
    • - Ayrshire school-leaver carves out bright future

      A teenager from Ayrshire is carving out a bright future after landing a prestigious apprenticeship as a stonemason with the National Trust for Scotland. more>

    • - Snowdrop spotting with the Trust

      Now that the deep snow is melting, it is the perfect time to search for signs that winter is ending - snowdrops – at one of the National Trust for Scotland’s stunning properties next month.  more>

    • - Bad weather sends rare birds flocking to Culzean

      Staff at Culzean Castle in Ayrshire have been welcoming visitors of a different kind this week – for large numbers of rare birds have been stopping by to feed in the grounds. more>

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    • Event Guide 2009 (PDF)
    • Culzean Christmas Dishes 2009 (PDF)
     
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