Located in Strathpeffer’s charming old Victorian Station the Highland Museum of Childhood tells the story of childhood in the Highlands of Scotland, recording customs and traditions with informative and fun displays and an award-winning film, “A Century of...

Dingwall Museum presents many local artefacts and fascinating tales of human exploits which are unique to Dingwall within a landmark building, once the centre of local government.

Housed in a restored Thomas Telford Church, built in 1829. The Museum tells the story of Lochbroom -the land and its people. There are extensive research facilities, regular changing exhibitions, events, childrens activities, talks and concerts throughout the year....

Explore Scottish history and discover how the highlands are linked with the rest of the world. Have the opportunity to get face to face with a pine marten and scratch a badger's belly. Experience Highland contemporary art and crafts and unlock a medieval chest - or...

This new museum was opened to visitors for the first time in May 2005 at a site adjacent to the former RAF Dalcross. There is an indoor display covering RAF Kinloss and Lossiemouth and of course RAF Dalcross, with special sections on Capt. Fresson and the early days...

This lovely little museum is situated 15 miles north east of Inverness in the Black Isle seaside village of Rosemarkie It is an outstanding Pictish Centre for Ross and Cromarty. The unique display is focussed on 15 carved Pictish stones. All the stones originated...

Fort George is quite simply the finest example of 18th-century military engineering you’ll find anywhere in the British Isles.

Gairloch Heritage Museum takes you on a journey through time showing how local people lived and worked in Gairloch through the ages. Displays include the lens of the Rubha Reidh lighthouse, a reconstructed croft house, and an illicit whisky still. Temporary...

HUGH MILLER (1802-1856) was unquestionably one of the great Scots of his age, but a man whose lifework and legacy has fallen into unjustified obscurity.

Raasay Heritage Society was formed to preserve and promote the language and culture of the island for future generations and to show visitors all aspects of the island's unique past and its unusual geological and botanical features. The trust has a museum that...