Museums in Highlands and Islands

Skye, Highlands and Islands

Dunvegan Castle is the north of Scotland's oldest inhabited castle and is also one of Skye's most famous landmarks.

Inverness, Highlands and Islands

Eden Court Theatre first opened its doors in 1976, where it became the only large scale performance venue in the region. The 80-foot wide, motorised sta...

Inverness, Highlands and Islands

An interactive and evolving museum in Inverness with nautical artefacts & large ships: e.g. 1:10 scale Titanic, Buckie drifter, RNLI lifeboat & more....

Aviemore, Highlands and Islands

Join Strathspey Railway for the most scenic, vintage trip through the heart of the Scottish Highlands on board one of our special steam engines! Steam throug...

Portmahomack, Highlands and Islands

At the centre of Scotland’s only Pictish Monastic National Monument, the Museum at Tarbat unravels some of the mysteries of the Picts, explaining throu...

Inverness, Highlands and Islands

This musuem covers three floors of Fort George and is home to almost 20,000 artefacts making it the largest regimental museum in Soctland outside of Edinburgh.

Inverness, Highlands and Islands

Urquhart Castle is magnificently situated on the banks of Loch Ness and despite its ruinous state it still remains an impressive stronghold. Urquhart, once o...

Fort William, Highlands and Islands

Founded in 1922, the West Highlands Museum is one of the oldest museums in the Highlands. The museum stories to collect and conserve items of historical and ...