How to find the National Museum of Scotland
The National Museum of Scotland is situated in Chambers Street,
in the heart of the Old Town, a few minutes walk from the Royal
Mile. Chambers Street links George IV Bridge and South Bridge.
By car, coach and bike
Follow signs to the city centre. Pay and display parking
is available on Chambers Street and off-street parking nearby
at NCP
Quartermile. Further information on parking can be found
at www.edinburgh.gov.uk/parking.
By bus/train
A number of buses go via the city centre and stop at George IV
Bridge or South Bridge. The nearest train station is Edinburgh
Waverley. Chambers Street is a few minutes walk. Visit www.travelinescotland.com
for further details.
By plane
If you're planning on flying to Edinburgh, there are many direct
routes coming in to Edinburgh Airport. You use the
interactive map at the BAA Edinburgh website to plan your
trip.
New to Edinburgh?
Discover more about Scotland's capital on the official Edinburgh
city region website at www.edinburgh-inspiringcapital.com
Getting to the Museum during Hogmanay
The National Museum of Scotland is open over Hogmanay. However,
please note that parking restrictions may be in operation during
the Hogmanay period and that some roads around the Museum may be
closed. To find out more, visit the
City of Edinburgh council website.