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Due to essential maintenance, Argyll's Lodging is closed to visitors until further notice. Enjoy a glimpse of the home life of a wealthy Scottish nobleman of the 1600s. The most complete townhouse of its kind, its interior has been reconstructed to look as it may have done when Archibald Campbell, 9th Earl of Argyll, lived here.

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hiyaitsfiona

Jul 2014

A Bumpy Ride

We parked in the Stirling Castle car park, and my elderly father in law sat in his wheelchair to be pushed to the Lodgings. we asked about access at the car park ticket office - either down a steep, cobbled road with cars going by, or down 2 flights of stairs. Father in law stayed in the car - just as well, since we'd have struggled once at the house to get him over the step, and certainly not upstairs. Disadvantage of an older property. Just so you know.

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Disabled Access at Argyll's Lodging

Approach by a side gate to access the ground floor, via the gardens. Visitor centre Access to Argyll’s Lodging is by guided tour only. Tours leave from Stirling Castle at set times (call 01786 450 000 for details). Monument The ground floor, which includes the hall and kitchens is mainly level. The upper floor, which includes the dining room and chambers, is reached via a large historic straight stair. There are 18 wooden steps with a handrail on one side.

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Toilets features at Argyll's Lodging

There is an adapted toilet on site.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.