Summerlee is set in 22 acres based around the site of the nineteenth century Summerlee Ironworks. The museum has many attractions for all the family including Scotland's only electric tramway and recreated mine and miners' cottages and playpark and lots lots more.

Located in the south east of Cumbernauld,  Palacerigg country park spans 300 hectares of grassland, woodlands, moorlands and ponds. The park hosts a variety of wildlife including some rare breeds of Eriskay ponies, North Ronaldsay and Boreray sheep, Shetland...

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...

Built on the site of the former Motherwell swimming pool, the Heritage centre was opened in November 1996. The building is a two storey curved block with a five storey viewing tower set into the main wall. The tower gives commanding views across Lanarkshire and the...

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.

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...

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.

The Auld Kirk is one of the oldest buildings still standing in Kirkintilloch. It was built in 1644 (a datestone may be seen in the south gable) as St Mary’s Church. The Auld Kirk is now an award winning museum, rated a 4 star attraction by Visit Scotland.

A community museum housed in the stable block of an old coaching inn. Open during library times, the museum relates the story of Blackridge’s coaching and travelling past. An exhibition on the history of the village with objects donated by local people is regularly...

The permanent exhibition tells the story of Whitburn and its industrial and social past. Coal mining was very important in Whitburn but other industries from hand loom weaving to the manufacture of Levi’s jeans also feature. Aspects of social history from the...