Dalmeny
House, overlooking the Firth of Forth, rejoices in one of
the most beautiful and unspoilt settings in Great Britain,
yet is only seven miles from the centre of Edinburgh, fifteen
minutes from Edinburgh Airport and less than an hour's drive
from Glasgow. Dalmeny Estate has been the family home of the
Earls of Rosebery for over three hundred years. The House
contains Scotland's best collection of eighteenth-century
French furniture, porcelain and tapestries, with magnificent
paintings, including portraits by Gainsborough, Raeburn, Reynolds
and Lawrence. There is also one of the world's most important
Napoleonic collections, assembled by the fifth Earl of Rosebery-
Prime Minister, historian and owner of three Derby winners.
Dalmeny combines a feeling of grandeur
with a warm and welcoming Scottish ambience. Events can be
tailored to suit any occasion: receptions and banquets, conferences,
training and product launches and other business meetings.
Detail:
Le Jardin Chinoise. Beauvais tapestry designed by Boucher.
The
House is set in over a thousand acres of delightful rolling
parkland, woodlands, farmland and sandy beaches on the southern
shores of the Firth of Forth. Several hundred acres of the
grounds are available for outdoor events.
The House and grounds are available for use by corporate
and private groups throughout the year. Since it is still
a family home, Dalmeny House cannot offer overnight accomodation;
however, Edinburgh benefits from a wide selection of hotels.
Dalmeny
House, overlooking the Firth of Forth, rejoices in one of
the most beautiful and unspoilt settings in Great Britain,
yet is only seven miles from the centre of Edinburgh, fifteen
minutes from Edinburgh Airport and less than an hour's drive
from Glasgow. Dalmeny Estate has been the family home of the
Earls of Rosebery for over three hundred years. The House
contains Scotland's best collection of eighteenth-century
French furniture, porcelain and tapestries, with magnificent
paintings, including portraits by Gainsborough, Raeburn, Reynolds
and Lawrence. There is also one of the world's most important
Napoleonic collections, assembled by the fifth Earl of Rosebery-
Prime Minister, historian and owner of three Derby winners.
The
House is set in over a thousand acres of delightful rolling
parkland, woodlands, farmland and sandy beaches on the southern
shores of the Firth of Forth. Several hundred acres of the
grounds are available for outdoor events. 
