




A magnificent historic mansion set within 170 acres of parkland, offering free admission to explore Georgian kitchens, art exhibitions and Roman heritage.
Free entry
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
3 years – 12 years
Free entry
Selection of teas coffees freshly prepared sandwiches home-baked scones with preserves and cakes. Walk-ins welcome. Stunning surroundings overlooking Callendar Park.
Hours: 10:00-17:00 Wed-Sun
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Become a Family MemberEnjoyed our day out here. Nice walk around the grounds. Activities for all the family. Little museum inside, which was interesting. Cafe was good, welcoming staff and good coffee and food. The wee shop has some interesting bits and bobs but it is a bit over priced.
Calendar House is one of the most attractive and highly recommended locations to visit in Falkirk, standing alongside iconic attractions like The Kelpies and the Falkirk Wheel. The House is surrounded by the beautiful Calendar Park, featuring dense, mature tree growth, including both very large coniferous and deciduous trees. It is an ideal spot to relax, enjoy the tranquility, and admire the surrounding nature and landscapes. Calendar House is easily accessible; it is located approximately 25 minutes on foot from the nearest railway station, Falkirk High.
Thourghly enjoyed my trip to Callender House today, it was so nice to visit and tonwalk throughout the house taking you back in time, plenty to see and read with lots and lots of history this house has seen and been through it's amazing I'll actually be back to visit again for a deeper look there is a tearoom inside which we sadly missed it's closing time by 5 mins as we were on the top floor investigating so I'll try that next time we visit also the lake that's right next to it looks like a nice walk unfortunately we didn't have to walk round but I'll be doing that as well the next time we are back to visit oh and I forgot to mention the staff are really nice and helpful any questions I had they were there to answer for me. Thanks for the lovely day.
My first visit and certainly not my last. Still to see the park. The house is stunning. The garden roundabout is well maintained. The history of the house is fascinating. Tea room is great for a quick lunch. Great views as well.
What an amazing place to visit and not far from Glasgow. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. The food in the tearoom was excellent and reasonably priced. We will go back again. There is No Entry Fee and parking is also free. Beautiful house. Didn't take many photos, sorry.
Reviews last updated: 8 February 2026
Free entry
This venue was last updated on 8 February 2026
