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.

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.

The museum has a variety of exhibits about the childhood, life and work of the brothers. William Hunter's collection forms the basis of the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow University, while John's is in the Royal College of Surgeons in London.

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.

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...

The Clan Armstrong Trust museum is the world's best and biggest Armstrong museum. We have a vast collection of family research documents and we have artefacts that go back hundreds of years. We are a fully registered Scottish Museum - what's more, we're situated...

You'll find plenty to fill your day out at the National Museum of Rural Life. We've got pigs, sheep, cows, horses and hens, as well as an award-winning museum, historic farmhouse and wide open fields. The sights, sounds and smells of Wester Kittochside Farm give you...

# Discover the ‘rags to riches’ story of the family who commissioned the House (rags were used to make the paper which the family produced and sold)

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...