Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage
Wheelchair accessible
A museum in Edinburgh dedicated to firefighting, highlighting the city's crucial role in the modern history of the profession.

📜 The Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage in Edinburgh tells the story of Scottish firefighting from its inception to the present day.
🔍 It features antique fire engines, engaging interactives, and artifacts, celebrating the world's first municipal fire service founded in Edinburgh in 1824.

Why Go

🚒 Explore antique fire engines and historical equipment
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Engaging interactives and activities for families, including dress-up
📚 Learn about the evolution of firefighting and its Scottish origins
🗣️ Interact with volunteer staff of active and retired firefighters

Why Avoid

❄️ Closed for an extended winter period from mid-December to mid-February

Tips

💡 A suggested donation of £3 is appreciated.
🌐 Check the museum's website for exact winter closure dates before visiting.

💰 Cost

Free entrance, suggested donation £3.

🕒 Hours

Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
Closed from mid-December to mid-February.

♿ Accessibility

Wheelchair access throughout, accessible toilets.

🚻 Toilets

Accessible toilets and baby changing facilities available.

🅿️ Parking

Public parking nearby, on-street parking at Dryden Terrace.

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