Loch Ness 2000 is very informative, but I did not learn much that I didn't already know. you can tell that they tried very hard at "edutainment", but I did not find it worth 5 pounds. However I have heard from the locals that it is the best Nessie place to go to, so if you are near Loch Ness... more

Reading these reviews it is obvious that visitors are expecting one thing and getting another. The exhibition really tries to tell you what it is all about before you go in. If you enter it expecting monster, monster, monster or a Disney style extravaganzer you WILL be disappointed, but if you want to know about the story and how it... more

Go in knowing it's going to be a bit silly and you'll be fine. At the very beginning you are told quite seriously that "today you will be judge and jury" - a bit over the top. You are guided among rooms trying to wow you with technology, but the content was interesting and informative. more

The exhibition might have been "hi tech" as they call it many years ago but now it looks like clapped out old stuff from the 90s. Virtual zilch about the monster just some boring science stuff about things I couldn't remember and frankly were boring. Kids there were totally fed up. I stayed at their Drumnadrochit Hotel next door so... more

Rather disappointing. Walking around the poorly lit displays from one room to another. Sound and visuals were randomly placed so difficult to follow the presentation. The information about the methods of investigation was too technical, even for me with a science degree, to fully appreciate the work done at Loch Ness Centre. I felt that the entrance fee did not... more

The Exibition Centre offers a nice high tech and modern view of Nessie. One goes from room to room, watching high tech videos of the history of the monster sightings and efforts to locate and verify Nessie's exsistence. Each room is different and gives the display a different feel. very well done. It does seem to focus more on the... more