David Livingstone Birthplace
Set along the banks of the River Clyde and surrounded by stunning parkland, the Birthplace Museum invites you to follow Livingstone’s journey from Blantyre to Africa through our new interactive exhibition.
Children are encouraged to 'set sail' on our wonderful playground, inspired by Livingstone’s voyages, and explore the grounds using our trails.
Opening Hours
The museum is open daily between 11:00 am - 3:00 pm (the last admission is 3:00 pm).
Tours will be running at 11:00 on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Prearranged large groups are welcome to visit any time - don't hesitate to contact bookings@dltrust.uk for further information.
The David Livingstone Birthplace Museum Values and ways of working reject racism in every form and we work to ensure it has no place in our community. We offer safe places for people to come together to understand what has happened in our collectives pasts and to rebuild.
Current events highlight the vital importance and urgency of continuing our work of striving to make our spaces welcoming and safe for all, places where different voices, experiences, and stories are shared and not denied and ignored.
Our Values
Our values are at the core of our Museum and activities
Summer Events
Join us this Summer with our range of special events for adults and children including flower arranging, handcrafts, gardening workshops, walks and mindfulness session.
Visit
We offer a range of group options, including group tickets, tours, room hire and catering.
Events
We regularly run a series of events, for all age ranges, and we invite you to join us!
Schools
We welcome school groups of all ages and abilities.
Exhibition
Follow Livingstone’s adventurous life through our interactive exhibition.
Collection
Visit the collection which is unique and internationally significant.
Who Was David Livingstone?
Introducing Livingstone’s story by examining conflicting traits and behaviours, and challenging preconceived notions.
Support Us
As a registered charity we rely on your donations to help us maintain the museum, its unique collections and educational programmes.
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