Scotland, a land of captivating landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, has much to offer every traveller. For wheelchair users, Scotland provides an array of accessible attractions that ensure an inclusive and unforgettable experience. From stunning castles and picturesque lochs to vibrant cities and ancient ruins, numerous wheelchair-friendly destinations are waiting to be explored.

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Whether you're marvelling at the grandeur of Edinburgh Castle, delving into the country's artistic heritage at the National Museum of Scotland, or immersing yourself in the natural beauty of Loch Lomond, Scotland's accessible attractions ensure that every traveller can experience the magic and wonder of this enchanting country.

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Edinburgh Castle & The Royal Mile

Atop an imposing hill, Edinburgh Castle is an iconic landmark that encapsulates Scotland's tumultuous history. Explore the historic exhibits, walk the cobblestone streets, and be awestruck by panoramic views of the city. The castle offers accessible routes, ramps, and lifts, making it wheelchair-friendly. The Royal Mile leads to the castle from the Palace of Holyroodhouse and is a vibrant and bustling street filled with shops and cafes. Whilst the road is cobbled, the pavements are level and even.

• Standard admission to the castle with free carer/accompanying person ticket
• Some areas have uneven flooring and narrow passageways
• Accessible toilet on site
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• Designated Blue Badge parking spaces
• More information at edinburghcastle.scot/plan-your-visit

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Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre

Step back in time and relive a pivotal moment in Scottish history at the Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre. The centre features accessible pathways, exhibits, and audio guides, ensuring wheelchair users can explore and understand the significance of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Discover the stories, visit the memorial cairn, and pay your respects at this hallowed ground.

• Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
• Accessible toilet on site
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• Audio descriptive and large print tours available
• Designated Blue Badge parking spaces
• Dedicated accessibility guide available online
• More information at nts.org.uk/visit/places/culloden/planning-your-visit

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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow

A visit to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum promises a captivating blend of art, history, and natural history exhibits. Marvel at the diverse collection, including Salvador Dalí's famous painting "Christ of Saint John of the Cross," as well as hundreds of ancient artefacts and natural wonders. The museum is fully accessible, with spacious galleries, ramps, and lifts.

• General admission is free. Exhibitions are charged with free carer/accompanying person ticket
• Accessible toilets on site
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• All staff have dedicated awareness training
• Designated Blue Badge parking spaces
• More information at visitscotland.com

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Falkirk Wheel and The Kelpies

The Falkirk Wheel is an impressive feat of engineering and an iconic tourist attraction. The site provides accessibility for wheelchair users, allowing them to experience the rotating boat lift and enjoy the surrounding canal views. Adjacent to the Falkirk Wheel are The Kelpies. These magnificent horse-head sculptures can be admired from accessible paths and viewpoints.

• Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
• Accessible toilet on site
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• Designated Blue Badge parking spaces
• More information at scottishcanals.co.uk/plan-your-visit

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Aberdeen Maritime Museum

Located on the historic Shiprow, the Aberdeen Maritime Museum explores the city's maritime heritage. The museum is wheelchair accessible, with lifts and accessible facilities. Discover the story of Aberdeen's relationship with the sea through interactive displays, models, and artefacts.

• General admission is free
• Accessible toilet on site
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• Blue Badge parking spaces available in nearby carparks
• More information at aberdeencity.gov.uk

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V&A Dundee

V&A Dundee is an iconic museum of design located on the waterfront. Explore the innovative exhibitions that celebrate design in various forms and enjoy breathtaking views of the River Tay. The museum offers wheelchair accessibility throughout the building, with ramps, elevators, and accessible facilities.

• General admission is free
• Accessible toilet on site
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• Blue Badge parking spaces available in nearby carparks
• More information at vam.ac.uk/dundee/info/accessibility

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Unfortunately we can't guarantee full level access and accessible facilities at all the sites we've mentioned above. We're pushing for more accessibility transparency from sites across the UK and Europe, and hope that more sites make use of our new accessibility search filters and badges.