An award winning multi-media presentation of the Vikings in Scotland, including not only the show, but also a swimming pool, children's play area, …
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Sep 23, 2024
Interesting and informative - well thought out! Presentation was personal and interactive - film at end as a summary - worth a visit but not tour times - not just a walk in tour!!Full review by JS L
Aug 6, 2024
Appalling, drove over an hour to be told it was closed because there was no staff, and reception were really disinterested and unhelpful. Nothing posted online about this.Full review by felix9494
Jul 31, 2024
This place was fascinating and amusing. Set in a leisure centre (?) it feels almost surreal to walk directly into a Viking longhouse - complete with Viking guide! The guided experience was brilliant …Full review by Rmac1111
thanks for that..the. we ae coming down from Fort William the fist weekend in Sept on hopes of see the of the Viking festival, but can't find any venues "cast in stone" yet... it ays there …
thanks for that..the. we ae coming down from Fort William the fist weekend in Sept on hopes of see the of the Viking festival, but can't find any venues "cast in stone" yet... it ays there is a FB link but nothing cncrete n it either :(
what train do you take from glasgow to get to Viking!?
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It is an easy journey. From Glasgow Central station, take the train marked on the large departur boards with a final destnation of “Largs”. It is the final stop, so just stay on all the way to …
It is an easy journey. From Glasgow Central station, take the train marked on the large departur boards with a final destnation of “Largs”. It is the final stop, so just stay on all the way to the end, it takes arond 55 minutes and the trains are comfortable. Trains are normally every half hour., then there is a 15 minutes walk to the venue, along the seafront.
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