Helensburgh has a tremendous heritage – famous residents, an interesting history, splendid architecture and a beautiful streets. Find out more from the Helensburgh Heritage Trust. Famous Residents John Logie Baird – Helensburgh-born inventor of television – and much more! Henry Bell – introduced Europe’s first commercial steamship, hotelier, tourism pioneer and first provost of the […]
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Downtown CityMaps publish the Loch Lomond and Glasgow In & Around Magazine Guides using both print and interactive digital formats. The In and Around Helensburgh Guide is published online. Printed products, including scannable QR Codes to access content online, are distributed to hotels, venues, transport links and many other places so that visitors can find quick,
Geilston House, Gardens and Estate were gifted to the National Trust for Scotland in 1989 by the previous owner, Miss Elizabeth Hendry. The Garden dates back over 200 years, and features a walled garden with a huge Wellingtonia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) on the lawn. There is a 40m long herbaceous perennial border, and a contrasting woodland area
