Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre Inverness

Culloden Moor, Inverness , Scottish Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom - Phone: 44 0844 493 2159
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    672 reviews 1 travel blog 8 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Town center/square/plaza, Tourist/visitor center

    Popularity

    3of 18 attractions in Inverness

TravelPod Member ReviewsCulloden Battlefield Visitor Centre Inverness

  • Very well done

    5

    frankenichols 11 contributions White Plains, NY, United States Sep 16, 2012

    This is well worth the time to see. The displays about the battle pus it all in perspective. I thought the tour guide who gave us the story on the battlefield was great

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

  • Pricey visitor centre

    3

    stumblebum 10 contributions Fareham, United Kingdom Jul 12, 2012

    Free entry to the actual battle field however the National Trust visitor centre fee is very high for what it is - a lot of information boards. The projection room was quite good though where you stand in the middle of the battle with noise and chaos all around.

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre Inverness

  • 1

    A solemn day indeed

    23 photos

    The major attraction for the day was the battlefield of Culloden. This was an important battle where Bonnie Charles of the Stewart family, who was trying to take the throne from George of Hanover.

    The Stewarts lost the throne because a Catholic could not assume the throne after a law was passed only allowing Protestants to rule. This put …

  • 2

    Scots Wa Hey

    5 photos

    This is our motto for the day as we make our way to one of the famous Scottish battle sites - Culloden. The meeting place of the English army and the Jacobite Scots led by Prince Charles Edward Stuart ( Bonnie Prince Charlie).

    The sight is basically a visitor centre with a gift shop and cafe with some displays and an area for interactive …

  • 3

    On the Road to Inverness - Part 3

    2 photos


    We drove through a lot of beautiful country going north, particularly the Cairngorms National Park. There are a number of places in the park that I would like to visit, and you could easily spend a week seeing its many attractions. Unfortunately, we were too late to take the railway that afternoon. Instead, we decided to go ahead to the …

  • 4

    Onward to Inverness

    Onward to Inverness 217 miles Sticking with the back roads, we rode through the eastern limits of the Trossachs. The lush green hills gave way to the much more rugged Grampian Mountains. On reaching Crieff, we unexpectedly found the Famous Grouse Experience and ventured forth but only for coffee. Back on the road, the A93 took us over the Glenshee …

Related BlogsCulloden Battlefield Visitor Centre Inverness

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    Culloden Battlefield & Visitor Centre.

    ... the history. Again if you find yourself in the Highlands of Scotland but with limited time to spare do pay a visit to The Culloden Battlefield - and if nothing else go and have a look at The Graves of the Clans***.  No pictures for this ...