The leaflets are very informative and available in different languages More

There will be a few alive today who have used some of the equipment on display the Trust have worked hard to give the visitors a true reflection of how people made a living from very poor land More

I disliked nothing here except the weather. It was so interesting and atmospheric, we walked around it in the cold and wet and still found loads to investigate and be inspired about. More

We visited auchindrain which we thought was going to be a cheap day out as it had been advertised in inverarary as £12 for a family.when we arrived we were told it was £16.50. So we advised them they had falsed advertised in the town which the woman wasn't that bothered about. Our party were looking forward to seeing the... More

The very place to visit after the splendor of Inverary Castle! Makes you think, folks living a few miles appart, a privilaged few in luxury, the rest subsisting in abject poverty and misery. Aye, the good old days indeed!!! More

Museum which gives you a real feel as to how it must have been.. love the hens walking among the museum displays More

Of great historic interest brings the past to life More

We visited very late one winter afternoon after a day in Inverary. Sadly the tearoom was closed so we missed the chance to sample the cakes, very sad. We were met with great enthusiasm by the only apparent member of staff there, who seemed delighted we had taken the time to stop by. He offered advice and information and we... More

Auchindrain is a volunteer trust run by some dedicated enthusiasts preserving what was a highland farming township in situ. There is a lot of work still to be done, but one can see the dedication and enthusiasm. It was inhabited until the 1970s. It has a number of traditional houses, and the kailyards: around the area are the old runrig... More