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Discover exhibitions, local stories, great food and a warm Highland welcome Brora Heritage.

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Opening Hours

Wednesday – Sunday
9am – 5pm
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

Tickets

Adults – £8 | 12–16 years – £5
Members of Clyne Historical Society – Free
Under 12s – Free

Clyne Kitchen

Open Wednesday – Sunday
9am – 5pm
Last food orders one hour before closing.

Dog Friendly

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the café, but not in the museum galleries.

EXPLORE THE MUSEUM

Discover Brora’s unique Highland history

Jurassic Seas

165 million years ago, warm shallow seas and Jurassic swamps covered this landscape.

Straths & Shores

From ancient settlers to the Highland Clearances, generations shaped the land around Brora.

Crofting

Explore the traditions, resilience and daily lives of Highland crofting communities.

Industries

Coal, salt, whisky, wool and innovation powered one of the Highlands’ most industrious villages.

Old Clyne School

Discover the story of the former parish school and its transformation into Brora Heritage.

Local Legends

Stories, memories and remarkable local characters passed down through generations.

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Explore the Museum

Step inside and uncover the stories, landscapes and industries that shaped Brora and East Sutherland through interactive exhibitions, local memories and fascinating objects.

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HOW TO GET HERE

We're easy to reach

Brora Heritage is located at the north end of Brora on the A9 and North Coast 500 route, making it an ideal stop while exploring the Highlands.

By Car

Located on the A9 at the junction with Clynelish Distillery Road.

We have ample parking for cars, camper vans, motorcycles and bicycles, with space for minibuses and coaches.

By Bus

Service X99 runs between Scrabster, Thurso and Inverness, stopping around 50 metres from our front gate.

The X25 service also connects Brora with Tain and the surrounding areas.

Please check public transport providers for current timetables.

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By Train

Brora Railway Station is approximately a 1.3km walk from the museum.

Trains operate several times daily along the Far North Line.

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By Air

Inverness Airport is approximately a 90-minute drive from Brora Heritage.

N.B. There are currently no taxi services available in Brora.

Clyne Kitchen

Great food, warm welcome

Relax in our bright and welcoming café and enjoy locally inspired food, home baking and a range of hot and cold drinks.

Whether you are visiting the museum or simply passing through Brora, Clyne Kitchen offers a comfortable place to stop and unwind.

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Accessibility

We strive to make Brora Heritage welcoming, accessible and meaningful for all visitors.

For more information, please visit our Accessibility page or contact us directly before your visit on 01408 622024 or email info@broraheritage.com

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Local Legends

Meet some of the characters, storytellers and remarkable local people whose memories, achievements and stories have helped shape Brora’s identity.

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Explore Like a Local

Discover local landmarks, hidden places and favourite routes through the eyes of the people who know Brora best.

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Temporary Exhibition

Our temporary exhibition space changes throughout the year, bringing fresh stories, displays, art, photography and community projects into the museum.

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Old Clyne School

Uncover the story of the former parish school, from its early role in local education to its transformation into the home of Brora Heritage.

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Clearances

Learn about the people and communities affected by the Highland Clearances and how these events shaped families, settlements and the wider history of Brora and the Parish of Clyne.

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Industrious Brora

Discover how coal, salt, whisky, bricks, wool and innovation transformed Brora into one of the Highlands’ most industrious villages

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Straths & Shores

Explore life between the inland glens and the coast, from early settlement and crofting communities to the people who lived, worked and travelled through this landscape.

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Jurassic Coast

Travel back 165 million years and discover the ancient landscapes beneath Brora. This gallery explores the geology, fossils and Jurassic history that shaped the area long before people settled here.

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Cabinet of Curiosity

Take a closer look at unusual objects, unexpected finds and fascinating stories from across Brora and the Parish of Clyne.

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Entrance

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Accessibility Information

We are committed to making Brora Heritage accessible and welcoming for all visitors. If you have specific access requirements, please contact us before your visit and we will do our best to assist.

Step-Free Access

The museum, Clyne Kitchen and Gift Shop are all located on the ground floor and can be accessed without steps.

Accessible Toilets

An accessible toilet is available on the ground floor. All toilet facilities are individual rooms for added privacy and convenience.

Accessible Parking

Disabled parking is available directly in front of the building, close to the main entrance.

Assistance Dogs

Assistance dogs are welcome throughout the building.

Sensory Considerations

Early mornings and later afternoons are generally the quietest times to visit. Please be aware that light and sound levels vary throughout the centre, and Clyne Kitchen can become busy at peak times.

Need Further Information?

If you have any questions about accessibility or would like to discuss specific requirements before your visit, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

📞 01408 622024
✉️ info@broraheritage.com