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Address: Chambers St, Edinburgh EH1 1JF, UK
Phone: 0300 123 6789
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State: Edinburgh
City: Edinburgh
Zip Code: EH1 1JF

opening times

Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM


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Reviews
Exploring the National Museum of Scotland was an incredible journey through history, culture, and science all under one roof. The architecture of the museum itself was stunning, and the wide variety of exhibits kept me amazed at every turn. From ancient artifacts to modern innovations, there was so much to see and learn.nnI especially loved the sections on Scottish history, the natural world, and the impressive displays of art and design. The interactive exhibits made the visit even more engaging, and the sheer scale of the collections was remarkable. The National Museum of Scotland was both educational and inspiring, making it a true highlight of my trip.
Me and my mate visited here in late August and had an enjoyable time, yet a handful of things left me with a slight bittersweet experience.nnThe Pros n- The exhibitions and displays are arranged in a very eye catching and awe inspiring way . It really gives you that feeling of wonder and wanting to learn and understand more. The height of the building really gives these spaces an advantage, allowing visitors to see the scope of some larger pieces.n- While there are quieter areas, with simple displays and plaques, there are also plenty of interactive displays as well. This makes it a really engaging place for everyone, including families with younger children.n- Obviously the free entry is fantastic, especially for a museum with such scope .nnThe Cons n- While looking through a section of which I have a level of expertise, I found some information to be inaccurate. While I'm certain they wouldn't blatantly lie, it makes me wonder how much of their information is 100% factual .n- The plaques are interesting yet I found that many were very to the point with surface-level information . As someone who works in the museum industry I believe it's not just important to explain one piece, but to give the wider context and be transparent about what we do and don't know. This inspires someone to ask questions, think about what they're learning and ask why it matters today . It encourages a different perspective, so people don't just learn history, but learn from history. I found most of the museum told me things but didn't make me think.n- It was cool to go up to the rooftop terrace, but the elevator was quite frustrating. It would already get quite full on the bottom couple of floors so those waiting on the four floors in-between them and the roof had to hope that there was enough room for them to squish in. Either way the high volume of people meant the elevator was called to almost each floor... Resulting in a long ride with a lack of personal space .nnOverall me and my friend still had a nice time here. If anyone wanted a fun day out I'd recommend this place. If anyone had a more specific interest or wanted some more detailed information, I'd recommend somewhere else .
Incredible 7 story Museum. It is free to visit! You must go to the 7th floor roof for the panoramic view! There is a large clock made by a Russian that you must observe on the hour every hour! The clock comes alive with moving parts! The building itself is beautiful.
The National Museum of Scotland is absolutely fantastic! The building itself is stunning, and inside there is so much to explore. From ancient history and dinosaurs to science, fashion, and technology, there’s something for everyone. The layout is easy to follow, and every section is full of fascinating displays.nnI especially enjoyed how interactive it is – perfect for both adults and children. You can easily spend a whole day here and still discover new things. The museum is also free to enter, which makes it even more amazing.nnThe staff were friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere was very welcoming. Whether you’re visiting Edinburgh for the first time or you live nearby, this museum is a must-see. Truly one of the best museums in the UK!
We went there during the Festival. I have been to Edinburgh before, but did not go to this museum. It is OUTSTANDING. As a person who loves museums, history and learning, I would say that this museum does an excellent job of displaying their items, it doesn’t overwhelm you and categorizes their displays in a rational, comprehensive manner.nnBut do not be fooled, you could do 2 full days roaming this museum and not see everything….it is huge!
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