These are the NTS properties set to reopen in Scotland on 6 July

The National Trust for Scotland has announced it will reopen grounds and gardens at a number of historical sites across the country on 6 July as lockdown restrictions are lifted.

ABERDEENSHIRE

Castle Fraser – garden & grounds

Craigievar – grounds

Grounds and gardens at a number of iconic National Trust for Scotland properties, including Culzean Castle, are set to open on 6 Julyplaceholder image
Grounds and gardens at a number of iconic National Trust for Scotland properties, including Culzean Castle, are set to open on 6 July

Crathes Castle – garden & grounds

Drum Castle – garden & grounds

Fyvie Castle - garden & grounds

Haddo House - garden & grounds

Many outdoor spaces at National Trust for Scotland properties are reopening but historical homes and buildings will remain closed until lockdown restrictions are further liftedplaceholder image
Many outdoor spaces at National Trust for Scotland properties are reopening but historical homes and buildings will remain closed until lockdown restrictions are further lifted

Leith Hall - garden & grounds

Mar Lodge Estate – car parks only

Pitmedden – grounds only (garden reopening Spring 2021)

ANGUS

Barry Mill – grounds

House of Dun - garden & grounds

ARGYLL

Arduaine Garden

Crarae Garden

ARRAN

Brodick Castle - garden & grounds (open Thurs – Mon)

AYRSHIRE

Culzean Country Park - garden & grounds (open Thurs – Mon)

BORDERS

Harmony Garden

Priorwood Garden

DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY

Threave - garden & estate (open Thurs – Mon)

DUNBARTONSHIRE

Geilston Garden (open Thurs – Mon)

FIFE

Culross Palace - garden (opens 3 July)

Falkland Palace – garden

Kellie Castle - garden & grounds

GLASGOW

Greenbank Garden - garden & grounds (open Thurs – Mon)

HIGHLANDS

Culloden – car park & battlefield only

Inverewe Garden – garden & estate (opens 15 July)

LOTHIAN

Inveresk Garden

Malleny Garden

MORAY

Brodie Castle - estate and garden

PERTHSHIRE

Branklyn Garden (opens 3 July)

Visitors are being asked to check the National Trust for Scotland website to check opening hours and facilities

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