The fantastic Victorian part of the National Museum of Scotland
is now open and available for events from September 2011, following
a £47m transformation project. The prestigious Grand Gallery will be able to accommodate up to
950 people for dinner in stunning surroundings. Along with 16 new
galleries and a new entrance on street level, the changes
will create a unique event space to rival all others. There will
also be a 200 seat Auditorium with break
out rooms available for a range of events both day and evening.
You can find out more about the new
museum here.
Adjacent to the Grand Gallery, the legacy of Scottish innovation, leadership and ideas creates an impressive backdrop to drinks receptions for up to 250 guests.
Considered by many to be Scotland’s finest example of Victorian architecture, the Grand Gallery’s infinite slender columns and curing stair cases create a sense of grace and elegance.
Located within the newly refurbished National Museum of Scotland, the 200 seat lecture theatre is a fantastic space for any type of lecture, meeting or conference.
The stunning circular Board and Bute Rooms are considered by many to be the National Museum of Scotland's jewel in the crown.
Available for dinners and receptions, Hawthornden Court and the adjoining Kingdom of the Scots Gallery at the National Museum of Scotland offer exciting possibilities for entertaining in majestic surroundings.
Containing more than 5,000 objects, is the Early People Gallery is the largest in the National Museum of Scotland and reveals the beginning of man's 10,000 years of living in Scotland.
Full of exciting objects and interactives, the Connect Gallery brings science and technology to life.
Located at the rear of the Early People Gallery at the National Museum of Scotland, the Dunfermline Room is ideal for small presentations, meetings or seminars.