National Museum of Scotland
Introduction
The National Museum of Scotland is a rich hall of Scottish history and the world—a large free museum covering Scotland's culture and the world's wonders, a family-friendly treasury in Edinburgh. In the Old Town, among Scotland's largest, most important museums, free. Classical and modern wings linked—the Victorian hall with a beautiful glass hall, bright and grand. Its collection is vast: Scottish history, culture, industry and design (a window into Scotland); natural world (specimens, dinosaur fossils, minerals), science and technology (Industrial Revolution machines, inventions—Scotland a cradle of invention), and world art (Egypt, Oriental art). Famous items like Dolly the sheep. Exploring this rich hall is a knowledgeable, fun journey—free, great for families. Exploring the museum is a knowledgeable Edinburgh sight.
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Enter the National Museum of Scotland for Scottish history and the world's wonders. Exhibits cover Scottish history, nature, science and world civilizations—free.





