Explore all our museums to see how Scotland's industrial heritage continues to shape our lives. Discover, play and learn with Go Industrial, a dynamic group of industrial museums based in Scotland.
The Maid is a magnificent example of Clyde-built ship engineering with a stunning art deco inspired interior.
In a spectacular location opposite the harbour in the fishing village of Anstruther, in the East Neuk of Fife, we are a National Museum, telling the story of the Scottish fishing industry, its boats, harbours and communities.
This award-winning Museum is a great day out. Explore the vast, former Linthouse shipyard building. Discover and climb aboard historic vessels like Spartan, Scotland’s last Scottish-built puffer.
Imagine the experiences of the people of Scotland's past, exploring a place that tells the story of their everyday lives.
A trip to Discovery Point is an adventure in its own right as audiovisual shows, computer-based multimedia and displays of actual artefacts of the crew transport you to Antarctica.
Our museum tells the great story of the Northern Lighthouse Board, the engineers who built the lights and the keepers who tended them.
Uncover our treasures including a real 18th century lead mine set deep in the hillside where visitors can experience the thrill of going underground.
Situated within Scotland's 'industrial heartland', Summerlee Museum tells the story of the great heavy industries that once thrived here and is home to an amazing array of working machinery, social history and interactive displays.
National Mining Museum Scotland is a 5 star visitor attraction set in the wonderfully restored Lady Victoria Colliery in Newtongrange, Midlothian. It tells the story of coal for Scotland.
Soak up the atmosphere of this heritage railway, travel by steam train and explore Scotland's largest railway museum.
The Devil’s Porridge Museum commemorates HM Factory Gretna, the largest munitions factory in the world during the First World War and explores the stories of the Solway Military Coast during the Second World War and beyond.
New Lanark is a former cotton mill village situated on the banks of the River Clyde. Today it is a living and working village in which visitors can explore the history of the mills and their people.
Almond Valley offers a wonderful day of adventure and play, in which all the family can share experiences that arose curiosity, engage the imagination and bring a smile to everyone's face.
At Verdant Works the rattle and the roar of the original restored machinery transport you back over 100 years to an era when jute was king and Dundee its realm.
The Grampian Transport Museum boasts an impressive range of transport exhibits, from travelling chariots of the 1800s, to some of the fastest cars ever made.
HMS Unicorn is a museum ship and one of the six oldest ships in the world, and the oldest in Scotland, with a unique story rooted in the history of Dundee.
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Our collections are at the heart of what we do. They tell the stories of the people who served as the backbone to Scotland's industry.
Our museums are Accredited and hold collections Recognised as being of National Significance - except New Lanark, which is a World Heritage SIte.