Wing your way to one of Scotland's top days out at East Fortune Airfield.

Resources for your class visit to the National Museum of Flight.

Pupils can explore technology or be inspired by history with our newest exhibitions and collection of aircraft.

An update on the new hangar.

The National Museum of Scotland is housed in magnificent buildings. Find out about its striking architectural details below, and explore them further on your next visit to our Museum.

The National Museum of Scotland has become the first museum or gallery in Scotland available for exploration online via Google Arts & Culture’s Museum View experience.

This form is to request a schools visit to the National Museum of Flight (East Lothian). All visits must be booked in advance

The Library is based in the National War Museum within the walls of Edinburgh Castle.

Your journey of discovery starts here.

Within the walls of Edinburgh Castle, the National War Museum tells the story of Scotland at war.

Explore life in the countryside at our five-star museum, farmhouse and historic working farm.

Resources for your class trip to the National War Museum.

In the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, the National Museum of Scotland offers an impressive selection of venues for a wide range of events.

Resources to use during your visit to the National Museum of Rural Life.

Resources for your class visit to the National Museum of Scotland.

The National Museum of Flight, National Museum of Rural Life and National War Museum present further opportunities for entertaining on every scale.

Our beautiful Clydesdale horses are one of the star attractions at the National Museum of Rural Life

Only 89 Twin Pioneers were ever built – and you can see one in the National Museum of Flight.

See the world's first delta winged bomber on display at National Museum of Flight, East Fortune Airfield.

More than 10 million objects make their home at the National Museum of Scotland. Discover the secrets of our treasures with this unique five-part series.

At the National Museum of Rural Life we have a significant collection of 20th-century harvesting machines in our large machinery store.

In 2016, we celebrated 150 years since the magnificent building that houses the National Museum of Scotland first opened to the public. Explore the Museum’s history here.

Discover the latest information about visiting our museums

Get a healthy dose of fresh country air and take in the sights, sounds and smells as your class explores our 1950s working farm.

Join curator Lydia Prosser for a guided virtual tour of our Kingdom of the Scots gallery at the National Museum of Scotland.

Visitors discovered some of the treasures within the National Museum Scotland's significant collection of oracle bones, the second largest in the world outside of China.

Discover the Museum brings classes from schools who are not regular visitors, from areas of mid-high deprivation within Edinburgh, to the National Museum of Scotland for a free, self-led, supported visit.

Long before the French Revolution, the Scots had invented and were using the beheading machine known as the Maiden. It was used to execute criminals and political opponents of the crown from 1564 to 1710.

Our library services support the research and learning needs of Museum staff, visitors, and the wider external research community.

The Wester Kittochside Farm at National Museum of Rural Life was owned and run by the Reid family for more than 400 years.

This striking fusion of styles, traditions, and Scottish and Ugandan cultures is designer José Hendo's sustainable fashion statement for our times.

Join Chief Chebe as he takes you on two African storytelling adventures at the National Museum of Scotland.

New to the National Collection showcased the latest additions to our collections, including objects that will feature in ten new galleries in 2016.

Thanks to your help we have now raised the funds required to complete the 15-year long transformation of the National Museum of Scotland.

Uncover the landscape of L’Éden, a set of 20 rolls of 19th-century scenic wallpaper and discover how this spectacular wallcovering has been conserved by the Museum.

What inspires you in our museums? Get creative and join our month-long online art challenge at National Museums Scotland!

The de Havilland Comet was the world's first commercial passenger jet aircraft.

Known as the ‘jump jet’, the Harrier was the world’s first vertical take-off combat aeroplane to enter operational service. The Harrier at the National Museum of Flight is the oldest in existence.

Learn how to say colours in Mandarin, explore the museum collections virtually and create your own Chinese object card.

Delve into our animated adventures and explore the world around us from unique perspectives.

This small display highlighted a selection of the recent acquisitions at National Museums Scotland.

This form is to request a schools visit to the National Museum of Rural Life (East Kilbride). All visits must be booked in advance.

One of the aims of the Scotland Creates project was to encourage young people to use technology to connect, collaborate and get creative. So we asked our volunteers to create short films to promote their museums to other young people.

2019 marks the 100th anniversary of the first transatlantic flight from Britain to the United States. On 2 July 1919 Airship R.34 departed from East Fortune Airfield, landing on Long Island, New York 108 hours later.

The Luxury of Time displayed a collection of rare and significant historical timepieces telling the story of a golden age of innovation in British watch and clockmaking.

Objects from the National Museums Scotland collection can be found at museums throughout the UK and internationally.

Your pupils will discover more about the forces of flight by building three experiments of their own.