Museums in Central Scotland

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Bo'ness Motor Museum

POPULAR

Attraction
Adults £7.95

Bo'ness Motor Museum

Amazing collection of classic cars, including world-famous TV and movie cars, as well as props from James Bond, Harry Potter and more.

Riverside Museum

POPULAR

Attraction
Free

Riverside Museum

Home to some of the worlds finest cars, bicycles, ship models, trams and locomotives. Interactive displays, objects and stories brought to life.

The Hunterian Museum

POPULAR

Attraction
Free

The Hunterian Museum

The Hunterian connects people with stories, individuals and ideas found in stunning collections of objects,belongings andartworks.

Kinneil Estate and Museum

POPULAR

Attraction
Free

Kinneil Estate and Museum

Enjoy the stunning scenery, historic buildings, and fascinating exhibits. A great day out for everyone!

The Old Town Jail
Attraction
Adults from £4.50

The Old Town Jail

Join us on a journey through the grim and gruesome history of Crime and Punishment in the Royal Burgh.

National Museum of Scotland
Attraction
Free

National Museum of Scotland

Our diverse collections will take you on a journey of discovery through the history of Scotland and around the world.

Museum of Edinburgh
Attraction
Free

Museum of Edinburgh

Iconic items, beautiful objects, fascinating facts and gruesome tales are waiting to be discovered in this beautiful 16th century museum.

Royal Yacht Britannia
Attraction
Adults £17

Royal Yacht Britannia

Discover what life was like on board Her Majesty's floating Royal residence.

House for an art Lover
Attraction
Adults £5.50

House for an art Lover

A building based on a 1901 design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh with his wife, Margaret MacDonald.