The Balcony Café (Level 3) is open daily from 10:00–17:00 for home baking, snacks and freshly prepared soup, sandwiches, salads and children's lunch boxes. There is seating on every level – please do ask our staff to show you the nearest comfortable seating or to point you in the direction of quieter spaces if you would prefer more privacy.
You are welcome to breastfeed anywhere in the museum.
We recommend entering via the Tower entrance if using buggies or wheelchairs, as the lifts up from the Chambers Street entrance can be busy. Trained first aiders are always on duty and a policy is in place if children become separated from their party.īaby changing facilities are available and our galleries are accessible via lifts and ramps. Please see our Family Hub page for lots more information to help you enjoy your visit.
Please ask our visitor experience staff if picnic spots are open and to direct you to the nearest one.įamilies and children of all ages are welcome at the National Museum of Scotland. Our friendly visitor experience staff can answer any questions you have upon arrival.Īt busy times (during school holidays, for example) there may be designated picnic spots in various places throughout the museum for visitors to eat their own packed lunches. Unfortunately there are currently no high chairs available in the group space. Please clean the tables after use with the sanitising wipes provided. No eating or drinking is permitted in the galleries, but the Lunch Space for eating your own food is available to use - please note that priority is given to school groups during term time. The Museum Kitchen on Level 0 is open daily from 10:00–17:00 (last orders 16:45) for tea and coffee, home baking, cold snacks, freshly prepared sandwiches, salads, homemade soup and children's boxes. Card payment is the preferred method of payment. The Balcony Café (Level 3) and Brasserie (level 0) are open daily from 10:00–17:00 for home baking, snacks and freshly prepared soup, sandwiches, salads and children's lunch boxes.
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