Mary Queen of Scots has captivated the imagination of people around the world for over 400 years, and continues to do so through cinema and television: preserving the legacy that is Mary Stuart. It tells the history of the iconic Scottish Queen, from her birthplace at Linlithgow, in 1542, to her tragic death at Fotheringhay Castle, in 1587.
Using museum grade glass cabinets, historical artefacts are sympathetically displayed with coloured graphics, creating an atmosphere that enthrals and educates on the success and tragedy of her short life.
Peterborough Cathedral: 21st September - 15th November 2026
Bolton Castle: 6th March - 5th September 2027
Keep an eye on our Facebook page for future locations.
The exhibition is ideal for castles, museums and historical homes; in fact anywhere that can accommodate from 1,500 to 10,000 square feet.
If you wish to discuss the prospect of hiring this exciting exhibition, please contact us. We will be happy to visit you to discuss options in more details.

“Mary Queen of Scots, The Exhibition is a captivating journey through history that showcases the remarkable life of this iconic queen. With each new artifact, the exhibition only grows in its ability to transport visitors back in time and immerse them in the rich tapestry of Mary's story. The team behind the exhibition is incredibly well-organised, and it has been an absolute pleasure to partner with them in providing advertising support.”
Craig Law, Communications & Engagement Co-ordinator
Gairloch & Loch Ewe Action Forum
Gairloch, Achtercairn, Scotland
“It has been a privilege to host this exceptional exhibition with its remarkable collection of artefacts relating to Mary Queen of Scots. The combination of unique historic items, magnificent costumes and period backdrops combine to create an unforgettable and thought provoking experience that honours one of Scotland’s greatest historical figures.”
Pool House Historical Home Poolewe, Achnasheen, Scotland

"A thoroughly fascinating insight into one of Scotland’s most charismatic characters. Mary’s story is told from beginning to gruesome end in an atmospheric setting.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see artefacts which once belonged to Scotland’s legendary Queen."
Visit Scotland
icentre, Inverness, Scotland
‘Mary, Queen of Scots When an Infant’.
Benjamin Robert Haydon, Leeds Art Gallery
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