If you have any interest of colonial history or of David Livingstone at all, you have to visit this place. I've been to it's opposite in Livingstone, Zambia, and being able to visit this place makes the round complete. The park is lovely, the old buildings where he lived is beautiful, the "jungle walk" is fun, and the only small... More

The exhibition was really great giving an insight into the life of David Livingstone, covering his early family life, family connections and upbringing and David Livingstone's Christian Faith. Maps, drawings, letters and equipment were all on display as well as lit tableau depicting his life. Not of these lit tableaux seemed to work. There was a lot of things for... More

As a NTS card holder I decided to try out the centre with my childminding kids, aged 12, 10, 4 and 1 years old. The staff were very good and very helpful. The centre itself is maybe a little run down, not as good as the other national trust properties. The children enjoyed themselves and the older ones did the... More

We went along for the special compass challenge. The kids had great fun and the staff could not have been more helpful.

Went with my two older kids and to say they were bored was an understatement !! We joined NT and this is our local site so we went along as we had hear great things. Went into the shop for tickets and a guide book but turns out they don't produce one !! So over to the house we go.... More

My partner and I visited the centre on Saturday 6th April 2013. We paid £13-00 admission (£6-50 each) and were given a laminated A4 sheet of paper with details of the entrance and lay out of the exhibition. The exhibition takes you through the building where David Livingstone and his family lived whilst working at the mill. You can visit... More

the centre is only 10 mins and a short walk from glasgow centre if you go by train as we did we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the centre and were enthralled for 2 hours by the exhibition. the story is far more interesting than we had even thought - an amamzing tale of a tough, tough but decent and... More

As a local it's easy to say that it is a great place to visit but it certainly is. You can enter the house where Livingstone was born and a chance to visit the dark room where pictures almost come to life. If you like anything about exploring and especially about Africa this is the place to see. The African... More

An ideal place to visit. David Livingstone was a very interesting man. The attraction was very informative the staff were lovely. Went as a group with children. They loved it. Highly recommended for all.