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New Digital Guide Available

27 June 2024

We are delighted to announce the museum now has its own guide on Bloomberg Connects. The Bloomberg Connects app is a free digital guide where you can explore content from numerous cultural organisations. Wherever you are in the world, you can access a range of content, either to add to your experience viewing the gallery in person, or to enjoy fro…

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Summer 2024 Events

11 June 2024

We are very excited to be hosting Cool Creatures who will be bringing along some animals to discuss differences in eyesight.  In August, our Human Remains Conservator will be running some anatomical casting workshops- come along and have a go at creating your own anatomical cast of a lambs heart.  Both our Dissecting the Author and Lunch Time Talk …

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New temporary exhibition: Examining the eye: medicine's oldest specialty now open

18 March 2024

Our new temproary exhibition "Examining the Eye: Medicine's Oldest Specialty" will open on the 29th of March.  Explore our latest exhibition which examines the history of medicine’s oldest specialty, ophthalmology. The study and treatment of eye diseases can be traced back to ancient Egypt and has a fascinating journey to the specialism we recognis…

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We are open!

3 January 2024

The museum will be open from 10am on the 3rd of January. Tickets are £9.50 for adults, £6 for concessions (students with ID, 60+ and NHS Staff with ID) and £5 for children. The museum is open from 10am-5pm 7 days a week.

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2024 Winter Events

8 December 2023

As we look ahead to 2024, we are thrilled to introduce our winter event series. Our lineup includes a heart dissection workshop for adults; a series of lunchtime talks; and a special event from RCSEd Library and Archive as part of Rare Books Edinburgh. Although our walking tours are taking a break for the festive period, they will resume on the 20t…

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