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Perth Museum & Art Gallery

Perth Museum & Art Gallery:  Enjoy Perth’s Recognised Collection of National Significance which tells the story of the place of Perth, from ancient roots to modern Scots. Visit the 3,000 year old Carpow logboat, the carved Pictish cross from St Madoes, a wealth of wildlife in our natural history gallery, and fine art by artists such as John Everett Millais and JD Fergusson.

Situated in Perth’s  cultural centre with stunning views to the River Tay this Visit Scotland 4 star venue welcomes more than 80,000 visitors annually. Enjoy a wide and varied collection of more than ½ a million objects offering interesting and inspirational insights into Perth & Kinross’s rich history including; Costume, Social History, Natural History, Fine Art, Sculpture and Archaeology.

Make your visit to the Fair City complete, with a stop at one of Scotland’s oldest museums dating from 1824. For more information on opening times, events and special exhibitions please go to: http://www.culturepk.org.uk/whats-on/


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Address:
George Street

Perth
PH1 5LB

Telephone:
01738 632488

Website:
www.culturepk.org.uk

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We came across the museum by chance on a wet day and were very glad we paid it a visit. It is spacious and well laid out. It is free to enter but weel warth leaving a donation.

- Brian B - 01-10-2021

The artist exhibition was John Duncan Ferguson a Scottish artist influenced by regular visits to France. The other galleries were very interesting.

- David M - 18-12-2019

Well informed and very pleasant staff. 3 galleries with lots of info and the Margaret Morris display is excellent. Natural history section was full of kids drawing & interacting, always good to see.

- Sandy N - 25-02-2019

A lot of interesting things, and the displays change about often enough to keep me going back.

- Richard Skulina - 28-09-2016