This impressive Villa completes a series of buildings in Glasgow designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. A 1901 project of the architect inspired this audacious municipal building completed in 1996 offering an ideal location for the Centre for superior studies of the Glasgow Art School.

The old outhouse of a Victorian house was miraculously turned into a charming puppet theatre with a star-studded sky for a ceiling, inhabited by Mr. Punch and his wife, Judy. The shows provide entertainment for all ages. The small Puppet Museum relates the story of this art and lets visitors into the secrets of the art of puppetry.

Given its situation on a steep rock overlooking the plains of the Forth, Stirling Castle was one of the most powerful and invincible castles in Scotland. A masterpiece of Renaissance decoration, Stirling, like the royal residences of Falkland and Linlithgow, is an example of continental Renaissance influence. With the accession of the Stuarts and the departure of James VI for London, the castle was a permanent royal residence.

Distinctions won on the battlefield, flags, medals, peacetime and wartime uniforms, documents and photographs: an array of exhibits covering close to 200 years of the history of this regiment and its heroic moments such as the Battle of Balaclava (1854) and the liberation of Lucknow.
The regiment is justifiably proud of its fine collection of silver plate.