Each of the themed rooms in Dunblane Museum tells stories from the long history of Dunblane, from a 4000-year-old child's necklace, to the beautiful medieval Dunblane Cathedral, the 1715 Jacobite Battle of Sheriffmuir, World War I, World War II and the replica Atlantic Wall, and the achievements of tennis stars Jamie Murray and Sir Andy Murray (we are just a few steps from his 2012 Olympic Gold Postbox, Dunblane Cathedral and Dunblane's historic Leighton Library, Scotland's oldest purpose-built independent library). Please note that the display in Dunblane Museum about the tennis sporting achievements of Sir Andy Murray and Jamie Murray OBE is currently being redeveloped so is currently unavailable to view.

 🗓️Open Monday-Saturday
 🕥10.30am-4.30pm (last entry 4pm)
 🆓Free admission - donations invited

As we are run entirely by volunteers, on rare occasions we may be unable to open on the above schedule, so if you are making a special journey and want to confirm we are open, please call us first on 01786 825691.

We rely on the contributions of visitors & supporters for the running costs of the Museum, which are considerable. If you'd like to help towards making sure the Museum is here for generations to come then you can become a Friend of the Museum. We also welcome donations during your visit, online here or, if you prefer, send a cheque or postal order to the Museum directly.