Museums & Galleries · Inverness
Strathnaver Museum
📍 KW14 7SR
Photo: John Ferguson (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons
- Intact Bronze Age burial beaker on display
- Early 19th century croft house display
- Gruesome dog skin buoy among fishing exhibits
- Clan Mackay memorabilia and contemporary art
- Story of Highland Clearances told in former Parish Church
Strathnaver Museum is housed in the former Parish Church of Farr, telling the story of 8,000 years of human occupation in north-west Sutherland, from Norse and Gaelic heritage to the brutal Highland Clearances. Inside you'll find an eclectic collection including a Bronze Age burial beaker, an early 19th century croft house display, agricultural and fishing tools, a dog skin buoy, militaria, Clan Mackay memorabilia and contemporary art. It suits visitors interested in Highland history and culture. The Annex is fully accessible, though the main building's upper floor is not due to its historic structure. It's open seasonally with varying hours. For a stay nearby, BritStays lists 6 bookable places to stay within 5 miles.
Practical details
- Open
- 1 April to 31 October, Monday to Saturday, 10am–5pm
- Accessibility
- Annex fully accessible; main building partially accessible, no lift to 1st floor
From the attraction's own website on 23 Sep 2026 — check before you travel.
Facilities
- ✓ Disabled Access
- ✓ Gift Shop
- ✓ Guided Tours
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🚆 Or come by train
- Forsinard 16.4 miles
- Altnabreac 20.6 miles
- Kinbrace 21.1 miles
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