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- Save to ListA constant brooding presence on the skyline, the mountain of Ben Wyvis is a local personality. Stand on the summit and you’ll feel like you’re on the roof of the world, with the Highlands ranged beneath your feet. Read more...
- Save to ListPhone: +44-0-300 067 6850Blackmuir Wood is maintained by the Forestry Commission and although there has been a large section of trees felled in recent years, it has left the visitor with unparalleled views up west and also views on Ben Wyvis. Read more...
- Save to ListFounded in 1871, The Falconer Museum is one of the oldest in the district. Situated in the heart of Forres High Street, the museum houses a wealth of treasures relating to Moray’s distant and more recent past. Permanent displays include social history, geology, natural history and archaeology. Temporary exhibitions are held throughout the year. Read more...
- Save to ListExplore the rich history of The Glasgow School of Art at the ‘Window on Mackintosh’ Visitor Centre through artefacts from GSA’s Archives and Collections, illuminating life at the School from 1845 to present day. Read more...
- Save to ListThe Highlanders Museum (Queen’s Own Highlanders Collection) is situated within the the stunning grounds of Fort George, Nr Inverness, overlooking the Moray Firth. In the summer months the local dolphin school can be seen from the ramparts. The Museum covers three floors of Fort George’s former Lieutenant Governors’ House. The museum has roughly 20,000 artifacts and an estimated 10,000 documents Read more...
- Save to ListHoused in the former St John’s Church, the museum is home to a large collection of artifacts, all set in their own section: Nursery; Tradesman’s Tools; Carpentry; Diary; Kitchen Smithy; Fabrics & Clothing; Trophies & Medals; Books; Maps & Artwork, plus many more. Read more...
- Save to ListPhone: +44-0- 131 529 4143The Museum of Edinburgh is the City’s treasure box – a maze of historic rooms crammed full of iconic objects from the Capital’s past. Find out about the history of Edinburgh from the earliest times to the present day. Discover more about the city, its people, crafts and trades and the beautiful objects they created.The Museum is also home to Read more...
- Save to ListThe Orkney Museum tells the story of Orkney, from the Stone Age, to the Picts and Vikings, right through to the present day. There is a large collection of old photos and activities to amuse younger visitors. The Museum’s collection is of international importance and it has a changing temporary exhibition programme Read more...
- Save to ListThe Museum is situated in Edinburgh Castle. It is a private one and, as we do not receive any part of the admission charge to the Castle, it is financially dependent on voluntary contributions. Admission is free and all visitors are welcome. Read more...
- Save to Listtuated in a wonderful collection of historic buildings on the harbour of a small and beautiful fishing port, we are a charitable trust which has become a national institution with an international reputation. Read more...