Explore a stunning 17th-century Scottish garden and discover the region's farming heritage through interactive museum exhibits.

Pitmedden Garden & Museum of Farming Life combines two distinct attractions that appeal to families with diverse interests. The centrepiece is the magnificent formal garden, originally laid out in the 17th century and meticulously restored by the National Trust for Scotland. Visitors can wander through beautifully designed beds, hedgerows and pathways that showcase traditional Scottish horticultural design, making it an ideal destination for those who appreciate landscape and plant collections. Complementing the gardens is the Museum of Farming Life, which offers an engaging look into the agricultural heritage and rural way of life in the region. The museum provides insights into how farming families lived and worked over generations, making it both educational and entertaining for visitors of all ages. The combination of outdoor garden space and indoor museum exhibits means families can spend a full day exploring, with opportunities to enjoy nature while learning about local history and farming practices. Located in Aberdeenshire, Pitmedden is operated by the National Trust for Scotland and welcomes families, history enthusiasts, garden lovers, and anyone interested in understanding Scotland's rural heritage. The venue is particularly suited for school visits, multigenerational family outings, and those seeking a peaceful yet informative day out in a historically significant setting.

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