Museums & Galleries · Stirling
Lanark Museum
📍 ML11 9US
Photo: Adam Black (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons
- Collection of items illustrating Lanark's ancient and varied history
- Housed in a converted former Salvation Army Hall
- Associations with William Wallace and Robert the Bruce
- First exhibition on Transport, with new exhibitions held annually
- More information available via the museum's Facebook page
The Royal Burgh of Lanark Museum is home to a collection of items illustrating the ancient and varied history of Lanark, one of Scotland's oldest burghs, with associations to William Wallace and Robert the Bruce. Housed in the former Salvation Army Hall, which the Museum Trust purchased and converted after its establishment in 1988, it has held changing exhibitions each year since its first, on Transport, opened in 1991. It suits visitors interested in local and Scottish history. It's located in South Lanarkshire, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs, just 0.4 miles from Lanark station, with 11 bookable places to stay within 5 miles for those wanting to explore further.
Practical details
- Booking
- Further information via the museum's Facebook page
From the attraction's own website on 27 Sep 2026 — check before you travel.
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Make a proper break of it — these stays are all within 25 miles.
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Live trains to Lanark →Straight-line distances · live departures on each station page