St Andrews Museum

St Andrews Museum is a stunning Victorian mansion nestled in the grounds of Kilnburn Park.

About St Andrews Museum

	Kinburn Park Doubledykes Road, St Andrews KY16 9DP
	01334659380
	St Andrews Museum Website
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Listed Under Attractions - Museums Attractions - History and Culture

It’s all going ON at St Andrews Museum - a stunning Victorian mansion nestled in the grounds of Kilnburn Park. We have a lively series of temporary exhibitions and a regular programme of talks, concerts and children’s workshops.

Free admission and Wifi - a great cheap day out for the whole family that's both educational and fun!

St Andrews A - Z Exhibition

Explore the town’s fascinating past as a centre of Scottish and global culture through an amazing collection of displays, objects and images. They help to tell its story from the 12th century to its current day incarnation as a major university hub and the spiritual home of golf.

Kinburn Gallery

A diverse programme of rotating exhibitions means there is always something new for local and visitors to St Andrews to discover. View current and upcoming exhibitions.

Did you know you can view some of St Andrew’s Museum’s art collection on the Art UK website?

Museum Shop

Our superb gift shop has a wide range of unique present ideas, or why and not treat yourself to something special? In the shop we have spaces for displaying a range of arts and crafts which we can sell on behalf of an artist on a commision basis - please contact us for information.

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