The castle in the east of England now also hosts the largest display of the British Museum’s medieval collection outside of ...

Three tapestries that were also on display there are now being brought back to life. “There were some large slits that needed to be stabilized,” said Cara O’Brien, Hearst Castle Museum Director.

A tapestry that recreates part of a priceless Renaissance work of art has been unveiled at Stirling Castle. The intricate 12ft by 14ft tapestry, entitled The Unicorn is Killed and Brought to the ...

THE world's longest tapestry has gone on display at Stirling Castle, one of the landmarks that features in the design. The Great Tapestry of Scotland was created in a series of community art ...

The tapestry is on show in the castle's Great Hall until 8 March. Stirling Castle is featured on a number of panels in the tapestry, including one of former resident Mary Queen of Scots.

“Now, through a carefully-designed exhibition, the public will see the full extent of the tapestry - all 160 hand-embroidered panels - in the surroundings of Stirling Castle’s Great Hall.

A 14-year project to recreate the lost tapestries of James V has been completed at Stirling Castle. Picture: Neil Hanna A 14-year project to recreate the lost tapestries of James V has been completed.

Photo; Mary Browne 7/8/2021 Official opening of the Ros tapestry exhibition in Kilkenny castle. From left; Senator Malcolm Byrne and Cllr Andrew McGuinness Mayor of Kilkenny. Photo; Mary Browne ...

THE HISTORIC Bayeux Tapestry could be put on display in Essex after an audacious bid for the artefact. Tory MP Will Quince hopes the 230ft long Medieval artwork, which depicts the Norman conquest ...

However, don’t plaster your tapestry to the wall either. It should look like a textile, not a painting. Tapestries hung from rods several inches from the wall will develop waves. Wear and care.

The tapestry is on show in the castle's Great Hall until 8 March. Stirling Castle is featured on a number of panels in the tapestry, including one of former resident Mary Queen of Scots.

The tapestry will go on show in the castle's Great Hall from 31 January. It is currently on a tour around Scotland, but Stirling is one of the few venues where it can be viewed in its entirety due ...