Cromarty Courthouse Museum is a fascinating place to visit as it is filled with historical information about this area and how it has developed throughout the ages. Housed in one of the best looking buildings in the region, the...

Here on the 10th October 1802, was born Hugh Miller, who became a stonemason, eminent geologist, editor and writer. The furnished thatched cottage, built circa 1698 by his great grandfather, contains an exhibition and captioned video programme on his life...

Pictish Interpretive Centre including a collection of Pictish sculpture centred around the magnificent symbol-bearing Rosemarkie cross-slab. The centre features temporary exhibitions and has Pictish/Celtic themed shop. Children welcome when accompanied by an adult. Play the replica Pictish harp and try...

Nairn Museum was opened to the public in 1858 to provide a place for heritage documents and artefacts to be protected and preserved for future generations to learn about where they came from. Located in a charming Georgian house...

Tain Museum allows visitors to take a journey through time, experiencing the rich and interesting past of this area of the country. An ancient Royal burgh in the northern reaches of the Highlands, the community has been isolated from...