Galleries/Museums

Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm. Includes cafe, shop and disabled access.

Responsible for Huntly House, People's Story, Museum of Childhood, City Art Centre, Lady Stairs House, Trinity Apse, Lauriston Castle, Queensferry Museum, Scott and Nelson Monuments and Newhaven Heritage Museum.

The only working tartan mill in the old City of Edinburgh, which in addition has a 'sheep to shop' exhibition of tartan. All situated in an 1850s reservoir. Mon to Sat 9am to 5.30pm (6.30pm Apr to end Oct) Sun 10am to 5.30pm (6.30pm Apr to end Oct

Opening hours: Mon – Sat 11am–6pm Sun 12–5pm

Historic Scotland is responsible for around 330 properties throughout Scotland, ranging from prehistoric dwellings to stone circles, from abbeys to cathedrals and castles to palaces. Historic Scotland has considerable experience working with film makers and can provide a range of historical sites as required. Film collaborations have included, "Hamlet", "Macbeth", "Rob Roy", "Ivanhoe" and the recent "Inspector Rebus" television series.

The first museum in the world to be devoted to the history of childhood. Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm.

Edinburgh's principal museum of local history. Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm.

Stills library of galleries' works. Further details on request. Filming in galleries and grounds of National, Portrait, Dean and Modern Art Galleries. Artworks may be filmed (subject to copyright restrictions). Filming at discretion of keepers. Superb Gallery location for commercial filming. Please call the Press Department in the first instance.

Opening hours: Daily, 10am-5pm Admission Free

The National Trust for Scotland manages over 100 properties, ranging from grand castles to the scenes of epic battles and glorious gardens to spectacular islands.