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We want everyone who comes to our museums to have a safe and enjoyable visit.
We've made some changes to make visiting the museum safe and enjoyable for our visitors and our staff. Find out more on our Plan Your Visit page.
We want everyone who comes to our museums to have a safe and enjoyable visit.
A walk from the museum to the farm takes about ten minutes on paths overlooking the fields and hedgerows. Farm Explorer tractor-trailer ride tickets are available at the museum ticket desk. Tickets are on a first-come first-served basis with limited availability each day. The last tractor to the farm departs at 15:00.
Our full access guide can be found at the AccessAble website.
Download a map of the National Museum of Rural Life or pick one up at our information desk when you arrive.
Disabled visitors pay a concession for admission, with a carer accompanying for free.
There is ample free parking at the site, with four designated spaces for disabled visitors near the entrance.
Deaf BSL (British Sign Language) users can make contact using the free ContactSCOTLAND-BSL service.