Found this by chance in a free guide book. Its free entry which is always a bonus, staff were extra friendly and helpful, very interesting, 6 year old loved it, some hands on things which always goes down well, worth a visit. Its not massive but easy to get a pushchair around. More

Good piece of Bank History and free to view. Quite worth a peep. More

A friendly and informative museum, well worth a visit. And a million pounds just inside the door! Thanks for the warm welcome Jackie on reception. More

Took the kids (6-16) last week. They asked to go as they'd been before. Lot's of interactive stuff & they get to see One Million Pounds! There was also an activity were they could "Mint" their own coin. We spent an hour there & it was free - so can't be too bad!! More

Visted the Bank of Scotland HQ Museum recently and was amazed at the different maps, currency notes and coins and other items on display. It was interesting to learn about the different coins and history behind the creation as well. During the Easter break, there was a special exhibition and my son and I had the oportunity of " striking... More

We are a family of teenagers and young children and there's something for everyone. We have made a number of visits to the Museum on the Mound over the years, our recent one being on Friday 13th April. It's great for the kids to see what a million pounds looks like. You have the chance to break into a safe... More

My children had been to the "bank museum" with granny and grandad before, and when we had a free afternoon in the Easter Holidays, we decided to pop along. The Museum is based under the HQ of what is now Lloyds Banking Group, which is at the top of the Mound leading between the Royal Mile and Princes Street. You... More

Beautiful and amazing galleries, unfortunately no photography allowed. More

Great attraction and fun at the end with the interactive exhibits. Lots of stairs to climb at the start so not for the faint hearted. Kids enjoyed greatly and would recommend. More