Dufftown Museum explores the long and rich history of this community and the people that have lived in it for many hundreds of years. The collection is extensive and wide ranging, containing archaeological specimens that have been excavated locally and give a clue as...

Ballindalloch is one of the most beautiful and renowned castles in Scotland. Known as the Pearl of the North, it is located in the heart of Speyside, near to the famed local whisky distilleries of Cragganmore, Glenlivet, Glenfarclas and Glenfiddich. Surrounded by...

On the margin of the Cairngorm Mountains, situated in the highest village in Britain:Central location in the village square, Reconstructed crofter’s kitchen, Reconstructed village blacksmith’s shop (the ‘Tomintoul Smiddy’), The sounds and smells of rural...

A visit to the Scottish Tartans Museum and Gift Shop in the Smoky Mountains is a stroll through the history and culture of Scotland. Our 4800 square foot location on Main Street in downtown Franklin, NC, showcases a large Museum gallery as well as an expansive...

The Trust's primary aim is to tell the story of Grantown and the rich heritage of the surrounding area from 1765 to the present day.

Reputedly the largest industrial ice house in Scotland, this spectacular building is open to the public free of charge, and you are welcome to walk through its six chambers and appreciate the spectacular vaulted brick ceiling. Once the focus of a thriving coastal...

Visit this recently refurbished museum showing civic regalia, an extensive collection of communion tokens and displays on the Huntly textile industry.:

The burial chamber can now be visited by appointment every Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday between 12 and 4pm from 1 April until 31 October.

Our area includes the whole of NE Scotland from Elgin in the north west to Laurencekirk in the south east. We also have forests on Royal Deeside up as far as Braemar. Visit the coastal woods along the Moray Firth, the wonderful and majestic mountain of Bennachie with...

Although we might be Scotland’s oldest independent museum, that doesn’t stop us from trying to come up with new and exciting ideas. From Art Exhibitions, lectures to changing displays, we always try to come up with something fresh.