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Visiting the House

Mackintosh Exhibition 

The Mackintosh Exhibition rooms have been realised by contemporary artists and crafts people from the designs in the original portfolio, turning Mackintosh’s vision into reality. Visitors can compare these original drawings against each completed room. The resulting exterior structure and impressive suite of room interiors provide a spectacular insight into Mackintosh’s design characteristics. The ongoing interpretation and creation of the art works within the House are highlighted in a fascinating audio tour and DVD presentation.

Admission Prices
(includes use of an audio-handset)

AS FROM THE 1ST APRIL 2008:
Adults £4.50
Children/OAPs/Students £3.00
Children under 10  FREE
Family (2 Adult + 2 Children)  £12.00
Group Adult  £4.00
Schools  £2.00 per child

Tours
We are delighted to welcome group tours to the House and would ask that they are booked in advance.  Groups can either have use of our audio-handsets or if they prefer, we can arrange for a tour guide to be available on the day.

Suite of Rooms
Below are details of the individual rooms available to view at the House.  Some of our rooms have links which will allow you to view a panoramic view of the space.  Click where you see the Virtual Tour logo!

The Main Hall
The Hall is the central feature of the first floor from which the other main rooms can be accessed.

The Dining Room
The familiar high-back chairs and a dining table stand firmly as a focus in the centre of the Dining Room.

The Music Room
In contrast to the high and spacious Main Hall and low, intimate Dining Room, the Music Room offers a bright and long interior.

The Oval Room
This was originally the Ladies Room, delicately formed in an oval shape, Mackintosh's favourite feminine symbol.

The Margaret MacDonald Room
This room presents a fascinating insight in the creation of the artwork from the Charles Rennie Mackintosh portfolio of drawings.

The Interpretation Room
This computer suite uses the latest visual technology to tell the broader history of the House and its designer and is ideally suited as an educational resource.

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Take the tour

Where you see this logo you can view a 360 degree Ipix image of the room.

Opening Times
Check our current opening times

Disabled Access
We have ramp access to our ground floor area where the Art Lovers' Cafe and Shop are located.  A lift will take visitors to the first floor to view the Mackintosh Exhibition.  During the summer months and at weekends, this floor can be accessed via the main front door entrance which has ramp access.
We have disabled toilet facilities on the ground floor and 4 parking bays for disabled users located in the staff car park area.

Digital Design Studio
The Glasgow School of Art lease the top two floors of House for an Art Lover to run postgraduate studies in Digital Design. 
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