Hopetoun House
With a National Art Pass you get
A stone’s throw from Edinburgh, Hopetoun House is a spectacular example of 18th-century architecture, with walks, activities and collections to occupy all year-round.
One of Scotland’s finest stately homes, Hopetoun House boasts a regal exterior, combined with opulent interiors. Accompanied by gorgeous expansive grounds, including a large lark, woodland and wildlife, the house is perfect for country wander, while the extensive collections of furniture and art inside the house are also available to browse.
The panoramic view of the house in its entirety is particularly striking on arrival, as a fine example of architecture from the 18th century. Inside the house are decorated ceilings, wood-carved walls and a magnificent staircase, as well as extensive collections of period furniture, clocks, tapestries and classical paintings.
The grounds provide the chance for some beautiful scenic walks, including the Spring Garden Trail and the Sea Walk Trail, while quiet woodland corners, herd of deer and seasonal flowers can be found across the gardens year-round.
There are also a range of activities for families to enjoy, from children’s trails and afternoon teas, to the Big Hopetoun Bug Hunt.
Visitor information
Address
Hopetoun House, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH30 9SL
01313 312451
Opening times
The 2025 visitor season will run from Friday 18th April to Sunday 28th September 2025.
Open Thursday – Monday and closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Operating hours are 11:00 – 17:00, last entry to the House at 16:00
Exclusions and safety measures
Hopetoun Grounds Access Only
House and Stables Kitchen remain closes until further notice