The Royal Burgh of Lanark Museum houses a collection of items which illustrate the ancient and varied history of the town. Lanark is one of Scotland's oldest burghs, and from the time of King William the Lion was a favoured hunting area of the Kings of Scotland. It...

The Douglas Heritage Museum first opened its doors to the public in August 1993 in one of the village’s oldest buildings, the former Dower House of the Douglas-Home family.

John Hastie Museum in Strathaven is a small, but very popular, local history museum on the edge of picturesque Strathaven Park. Founded originally in 1889 by local grocer, John Hastie, to benefit the people of the town, the Museum tells the story of local life and...

Gladstone Court Museum began as a private venture in 1964, and opened its doors to the public in 1968. The ceremony was carried out by the poet Hugh McDiarmid.

This 17th Century house was rescued from its original location at Wiston about 13km away. It was re-built and furnished in the Burn Braes, Biggar in 1975. On visiting Greenhill you return to the troubled century of the signing of the National Covenant and of the...

History in the Moat Park is interpreted in an unusual way; here the visitor can see a series of detailed scale models depicting archaeological sites as they would have been seen at the time of their use.

The museum offers a fascinating insight into the many towns and villages in this part of the Clyde Valley and has entertaining and informative displays about the history of South Lanarkshire.

Shotts Heritage Centre is a small community-based heritage facility within Shotts Library. The displays include the area's covenanting history, as well as the era of the industrial revolution and the rise and fall of local heavy industries such as mining, the...

With 5 terrifying White Knuckle rides over 20 kids' rides, 18 hole Miniature Gol Glow in the Dark indoor bowling, a massive indoor complex including a gigantic Soft Play Area, bars and restaurents and My Pawfect Bear Factory You can also discover AMAZONIA, Scotlands...

Blantyre is a small town in south Lanarkshire, eight miles from Glasgow. It is best known as the birthplace of David Livingstone and now houses the David Livingstone Centre. It is owned and managed by the National Trust for Scotland.