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Kilmartin Museum is closed until 2023 while we build exciting new visitor experiences, and upgrade our collections and learning facilities. Please follow the links to find out more about our future, Kilmartin Glen, and our ongoing Events and Services. If you are visiting Mid Argyll and wondered what 'treasures' there are to see, look no further than this self-guided trail.

Lucy's at Kilmartin Museum Cafe has a delicious takeaway menu, including hot and cold drinks, light lunches, ice creams and cake! Kilmartin Museum may currently be closed, but our popular walking guide can lead you through 25 of the finest walks in Argyll. Extremely rare carvings of animals, thought to be at least 4,000 years old, have been found in Kilmartin Glen.
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For over 20 years, Kilmartin Museum has been interpreting, explaining and conserving the archaeological and natural heritage of Kilmartin Glen. Situated at the heart of this internationally important landscape on the west coast of Scotland, Kilmartin Museum cares for ancient artefacts from across Argyll.
Our Redevelopment Project
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Since 1997, Kilmartin Museum has inspired and educated people by interpreting, explaining and conserving the internationally important archaeological landscape, artefacts and natural heritage of Kilmartin Glen. Our services and artefact collections have expanded to the point where we have outgrown our buildings.
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Kilmartin Museum's popular walking guide leads you through 25 of the finest walks in Kilmartin Glen, Knapdale, Kilmichael Glen and the Craignish Peninsula. In the Footsteps of Kings is the perfect companion for exploring the heart of Argyll and features clear maps and step by step route descriptions.
Lucy's at Kilmartin
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This year, while Kilmartin Museum is closed for redevelopment, we have tried something a little different! We are delighted to welcome local cafe owner Lucy Gladstone, who is bringing tasty menus and fare to a Pop-up cafe in the corner of the Museum grounds (beside Kilmartin Church). No bookings, just takeaway, and an outside seating area in which to enjoy hot and cold drinks and snacks, plus milkshakes, ice creams and cake!
Self-Guided Trail
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If you are planning to visit the Mid Argyll area and wondered what 'treasures' there are to see in this beautiful landscape, look no further as we have a self-guided trail which will take you on a journey of discovery and you will visit some of the most interesting locations in Mid Argyll. Don't forget to take photos of your adventure too - Just use #HAWO21 and share your photos on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.
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