I am giving this review a 4 star even though our experience was more of a 3 but that was due to being on a tour. Our Tour Director provided us with an overview of the site on the bus prior to arriving. However, we really needed to have a guided tour or an audio guide once we were out on the battlefield. We simply walked around the area since we had no idea what to look for, so we went back to the Museum, which is very well done. Based on your level of interest you would need between 1-2 hours here.

Culloden was fantastic,. The price was reasonable. This is a sad place but well worth going to to find out about some Scotish history. Three battle theatre was great you felt like you were in the battle it self.

What better way to experience the final battle in Scotland than to visit Culloden Battlefield. Our tour guide, Heather, was nothing but amazing bringing history alive with her descriptions of events, humor to lighten the tour, and her beautiful passion for history of her country. It was definitely worth a visit!

This is the second trip to the battlefield of Colloden . On our first trip we were strapped for time . So this time we made sure that we would make more time to learn about the battle and take it all in . We were so pleased that we took time to learn the reason for the battle and how it took place . The Centre was a great way to learn and I purchased a book to read along the way . A wonderful day , we will return another time .

We visited the museum and did the guided tour of the battlefield with brilliant tour guide Heather. It was a fantastic day, highly recommend it, really interesting historical site. All of the staff were extremely helpful.

If you are into the Jacobite uprising, this is an interesting place to visit. The Battlefield itself is primarily a huge field with some marker showing where the different forces were located. However, the museum does a good job of explaining the whys and wherefores of the complete situation. If you are in the Inverness area, it is worth visiting, but wouldn't go hours out of ones way to see it, unless you are really into the history.

Great stop on our vacation. Beautiful grounds and a moving part of the history here in Scotland. Gift shop had lots of nice things, but closed early at 4pm. I would've liked to spend more time here next time

A must stop - one cannot grasp Scotland and make the connection between thousands of years of history and the modern times without making a stop at Culloden. Here is the fork in the road that defined history for the Scots, as they were bravely defeated by the English. The museum is very well done, very interactive with artifacts, visuals, and sounds. Take the time to get a guided tour of the grounds - it really helps you to understand what the Scots were up against , and how a series of mistakes lead to their defeat.

Visited with grandson. Grateful for guidance about taking wee lad into the cinema area. Was extremely moving and atmospheric experience. Exploring the battleground was quite an experience. Even saw Bonnie Prince Charlie and Flora !

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the museum and field. Not knowing a lot about the conflict, we found it very informative and the staff attentive and helpful. They often chimed in with fun facts. We walked the field afterwards which was quite cold, so if you’re going in December dress appropriately. We enjoyed a reasonably priced lunch afterwards in the dining area. The soup was excellent!