Tucked behind The tourist information centre is a very well laid out Museum and Art Gallery. We had a lovely greeting from the staff at the front desk. I asked a question to the gentleman who unfortunately did not know the answer, so promptly went to find the lady who did know, very informative, very friendly. Well worth having a... More

Tucked away behind the visitor centre, we at last found the museum, and quite a gem it proved to be. Arranged on the upper floors of a modern building, it contains an electric mix of modern current art exhibitions and artefacts from the locality . It's worth looking out for a tiny Turner watercolour, quite wonderful. The curators were polite... More

Stopped here for a quick snack. Lovely homemade soup and home baking served by friendly staff More

Well laid out town museum, covering a whole range of local history. There's also a small art gallery but the museum is the most interesting part. Right next to the castle and Tourist Information Centre. More

The wife has become a "Pict-omaniac" and had to see the Pictish carved stones at this museum. The museum is well-organized and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Tons of information on the geology of the area, as well as on archaeological work in the area. Recommend highly. More

I loved this museum - all very good about the local geology of the area (which is really what Scotland is all about - stone and water), great natural history with stuffed animals that you could touch - yay!!! and to top it off a Féileadh Mòr - a full kilt that you can try on and then take a... More

It was interesting and one of the only indoor attractions in Inverness. More

Hidden away behind the town Hall with no signs that I could see. Entrance itself approached amongst the bins. A dominant entrance from the river with a big sign would be good if possible. Once inside 2 floors - free - items are well displayed and interesting . Helpful staff. plenty for kids to do. Lift wasn't working - oh... More

Well set out and visually beautiful, this facility is poorly used, but it should be on every visitors itinerary. It is just behind the Tourism office but not promoted by them, shame. More