Dunblane Museum is closed for the winter - it will open in April 2024
About Us
As we are run entirely by volunteers, on rare occasions we may be unable to open on the above schedule, so if you are making a special journey and want to confirm we are open, please call us first on 01786 825691.
We rely on the contributions of visitors & supporters for the running costs of the Museum, which are considerable. If you'd like to help towards making sure the Museum is here for generations to come then you can become a Friend of the Museum. We also welcome donations during your visit, online here or, if you prefer, send a cheque or postal order to the Museum directly.
Dunblane Museum houses a collection of artefacts, paintings, prints and photographs about the Cathedral and Dunblane, and it has one of the largest collections of Communion tokens.
Read MoreVisitors can browse the shelves for a range of Dunblane souvenirs as well as a wide selection of books, cards and calendars, sundry gifts such as jewellery, bags, scarves and toys. All at affordable prices! We can accept card payments or cash.
Read MoreThe Museum is run by Trustees and a team of volunteers. The building is owned by the Society of Friends of Dunblane Cathedral.
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Dunblane Museum News
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Latest News
Read moreDunblane Museum will open for the season on Monday April 1st 2024. Our times of opening will be advised prior to opening. An exhibition in
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Museum closed for the winter – will open for 2024 in April
Read moreDunblane Museum is closed for the winter – it will open for 2024 in April
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Latest News
Read moreThe recently held coffee morning raised just over £950, a fantastic sum of money. Many thanks to those who supported the event, and to our
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What our visitors say about their experience
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The Museum is amazing, I really loved my visit!
M.Gibb -
Cannot say enough about the Dunblane Museum experience: fun, informative and never dull.
Mr C Simpson -
The Museum is a hidden gem, set in an incredible part of the country. It’s something special.
F. Sangster