Kilmartin Museum - discover the archaeology and ancient history of Kilmartin Glen in the heart of Argyll.

Kilmartin Museum brings the remarkable archaeology of Kilmartin Glen to life, helping visitors understand one of Scotland's richest prehistoric landscapes. Located in the village of Kilmartin, the museum explores thousands of years of human history through archaeological discoveries from the glen and the wider Argyll area, providing valuable context before exploring the ancient monuments nearby.

The museum's collections and exhibitions feature fascinating archaeological objects and stories spanning prehistoric communities through to later periods of Scottish history. Interactive displays and interpretation reveal how people lived, worked and marked important events in the landscape, while the museum's location places visitors close to famous sites including the linear cemetery of burial cairns, standing stones and Temple Wood Stone Circle.

Following a major redevelopment, Kilmartin Museum provides modern visitor facilities while continuing its important work in archaeology, education and conservation. The museum is accessible to wheelchair users and visitors with limited mobility, with level access, accessible toilets and designated accessible parking. With its combination of exhibitions, archaeological collections and easy access to the monuments of Kilmartin Glen, it is an excellent starting point for exploring this extraordinary historic landscape.

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