Top Scotland Museum Tickets & Passes

Learn about one of Scotland’s favorite beers, Tennent’s, by going on a behind-the-scenes brewery tour. Discover deep insights about the brewing process that you likely wouldn’t learn about otherwise, and see brewery artifacts that date back to the 1500s. As you go, your guide will share insider facts about how Tennent's is made. Then, finish the tour with a rare pour of unpasteurized Tennent's, straight from the tank.

Discover more about Scottish history on this guided walking tour of Edinburgh Castle. Walk up the Royal Mile with your guide while learning about the castle's 3,000-year history and its role in Scottish heritage. Explore the castle grounds with detailed insights into key features like the one o'clock gun and Argyle Battery, gaining a deeper understanding than a casual visitor.

Visit the home of Scottish soccer on this Hampden Park stadium and museum tour in Glasgow. Follow your guide through the players’ changing rooms and the tunnels, and follow in the footsteps of Scotland’s most successful players as you step out onto the pitch. Picture yourself in the Scottish national colors at the cup presentation area, and hear the stories behind the stadium’s impressive silverware in the museum.

Having to wait in long lines puts a damper on trip activities, but pre-booking your ticket means you can skip the line to enter the Dundee Botanic Garden. Once inside, you are free to explore the garden and temperate arboretum housing botanical wonders collected from all over the world.

The Edinburgh Dungeon is one of the Scottish capital's most-visited attractions, for good reason. The thrilling experience takes you on a wild underground journey through Scottish history that is equal parts terrifying and hilarious. Plan ahead and ensure a hassle-free visit by pre-booking your admission ticket for the Edinburgh Dungeon.

Glimpse into the lifestyle of the Royals with an audio tour of the Royal Yacht Britannia – the floating palace of Her Majesty the Queen for more than 40 years. Independently explore the stately ship’s five decks, peeking into elaborately decorated rooms like the State Apartments, the State Drawing Room, the Queen’s Bedroom and more. Add to the unique experience with some refreshment in the Royal Deck Tea Room (additional expense).

Explore four full decks of a remarkably preserved 1824 warship, where original cabins, gun decks and crew spaces reveal the real lives of sailors. See how over 300 men lived and worked aboard, from sleeping in hammocks to operating heavy guns, bringing the human stories of naval life to life. Unlike most historic ships, HMS Unicorn remains largely unchanged, thanks to its sheltered early history, making it one of the most authentic vessels in the world. Its unique design also captures a turning point in naval history, combining traditional wooden shipbuilding with early industrial innovation.