Candlelit Tour Of Hamilton Mausoleum

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Join this evening tour of the striking Hamilton Mausoleum lit up by candlelight on Halloween night!

About Candlelit Tour Of Hamilton Mausoleum

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The iconic building was the last resting place for Alexander, 10th Duke of Hamilton and his ancestors and is one of the last remnants of the vast Hamilton Palace Estate.

Please note that Hamilton Mausoleum is not wheelchair accessible and is not suitable for people with walking difficulties. We advise visitors to wear warm clothing and sturdy footwear as it will be very cold in the Mausoleum and there are uneven footpaths and stairways.

There is no parking available at the Mausoleum and visitors are encouraged to park at Low Parks Museum which is a short walk away.

To book, please contact Low Parks Museum on 01698 452382.

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