Museums are no longer just places to observe history from a distance – they have become interactive, inclusive cultural hubs. Across Scotland, institutions are re-evaluating their roles, striving to reflect the diverse communities that shape
The National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh is the largest of its kind. Its 36 galleries showcase the history of the kingdom and all the scientific and cultural achievements its people are proud of today.
Pollock House Museum is one of the many cultural and architectural landmarks in the Scottish city of Glasgow.
In 1955 Edinburgh City Councilman Patrick Murray came to the conclusion that there was no museum in the city dedicated to children.
The best way to learn about the city's history is through the Edinburgh Museum.
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