Low Parks Museum- a 5 star visitor attraction

Low Parks Museum is now a 5 star visitor attraction under the Visit Scotland grading scheme.

The museum offers a fascinating insight into the many towns and villages in this part of the Clyde Valley and has entertaining and informative displays about the history of South Lanarkshire.

The museum is based in some of Hamilton’s oldest historic buildings, which have undergone extensive refurbishment, and which were once part of the Duke of Hamilton's estate.

The fascinating story and regimental records and artefacts of the Cameronian (Scottish Rifles) Regiment, which disbanded in 1968, are included in the collection.

There is an ever changing exhibitions programme and interactive sessions for children and adults alike to bring history to life.

The Assembly Room provides a lovely venue for weddings, small concerts, recitals and seminars, with its musician's gallery which perfectly captures the mood of the 18th century.
 

Low Park's Fantastic Facilities
 

In 2008 a new mezzanine café was opened providing home baking, snacks, teas and coffees in a relaxed and ambient environment.

Tours of the nearby Mausoleum can be booked from the museum.

Low Parks Museum offers a great family day out. Entrance to the museum is free.

Nearby attractions include Chatelherault Country Park, Strathclyde Park and M&Ds, Scotland's Theme Park.