FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Find out what to bring, what to leave behind, and how to make the most of your visit.
How much does it cost to enter Culloden Battlefield?
Standard adult entry to the visitor centre is £12.50. Concessions are £11.00, children are £8.00, and a family ticket is £33.00. Walking the battlefield outside is free.
How to get to Culloden from Inverness without a car?
Take Stagecoach bus 1/1B or Citybus 27 from Inverness city centre. The ride takes 35-45 minutes and costs £2-£4. Always check local timetables beforehand.
Are dogs allowed at Culloden Battlefield?
Dogs are allowed on the battlefield but must be kept on a short lead due to grazing livestock. Dogs are not permitted inside buildings, except for assistance dogs.
Can I fly a drone at Culloden Battlefield?
No. Drones are strictly prohibited over the battlefield without prior permission and CAA accreditation.
What clothes should I wear to Culloden?
Wear warm, layered clothing and sturdy walking shoes for the uneven moorland. Bring a waterproof jacket or umbrella, as the weather is unpredictable.
Can you see the Fraser stone at Culloden?
Yes. You can find the Clan Fraser marker among the Clan Grave Markers on the battlefield. Allow about 20 minutes to explore the burial sites.
When is the best time to visit Culloden?
Late April to June or September are best. These months offer mild weather, longer daylight, and fewer crowds than high summer.
Is there luggage storage at Culloden?
No. Luggage storage is not available on site. Bring only a small day bag.
Can I take photos inside the museum?
Yes, but with limits. No tripods, selfie sticks, or flash photography are allowed inside the museum collections.
Do you have to pay for parking?
Yes. Car parking costs £5.00. However, members of the National Trust for Scotland park for free.