Best places: Museums in Stirling

👍👍 Had such a fantastic time at the The Chocolatarium. All the chocolate was delicious - from the rich hot chocolate we were given first, to the ruby chocolate drops we were given at the end. The talk about chocolate was really interesting and timed well. Making my own chocolate was fun and the choice...

Bright, modern museum housing Scottish industrial history relics, natural history displays & a cafe.

Classical 1832 building housing 18th-century anatomy specimens & visiting medical exhibitions.

Interactive maps, uniforms and weaponry displays tracing the 200-year history of the army regiment.

18th-20th century painting and Scottish metalwork collections in late 19th-century granite building.

Long-standing tower with 5 floors showcasing hands-on exhibits of whimsical optical illusions.

National collection including European masterpieces & Scottish works, with seasonal exhibitions.

Interactive and multi-media displays on city's maritime heritage and North sea oil and gas industry.

18th-century home, designed by Robert Adam, with Scottish artworks, period furniture and a shop.

Modern art collection from Miro to Hockney, alongside new exhibitions, sculpture park and cafe.

Audio-visual presentations and informative history exhibitions exploring the medieval battle site.

👍👍 Amazing building full of amazing Aberdeen / Aberdeenshire history. Well worth a visit.

Large exhibition space for art exhibitions and touring shows of design and photography.

Family attraction showing how a wealthy merchant would have lived in a house first bought in 1617.

Museum tracing the design and history of money, with exhibits including Scotland's oldest banknote.

Art and antiquities from the royal collection plus special exhibitions in a Victorian building.

Victorian museum housing European art and artefacts, plus British pewter and local history exhibits.

Reproductions of the city's social and industrial history in a cluster of fine historic buildings.

State-of-the-art family attraction taking visitors through history from the Big Bang to modern day.

18th-century buildings housing toy and games collections, exhibitions, puppet theatre and gift shop.