COME AND DISCOVER GRANTOWN EAST

The Highland Heritage & Cultural Centre

OUR HERITAGE

Railways have served Scotland for nearly 200 years. The line which ran through Grantown East, built by the Great North of Scotland Railway, opened on 1st July 1863. The last train passed through Grantown East on 2nd November 1968. Find out more.

OUR CENTRE

Visitors to our Highland Heritage & Cultural Centre can view our interactive screens to learn about the History of the Speyside Line, Kilt Making, The History of the Kilt, The Making of Grantown East Tartan, The Highland Games and Clydesdale Horses, or browse our shop for a unique gift or souvenir. Find out more.

OUR RESTAURANT

Come aboard, our two restaurant carriages await. In our restaurant you can enjoy one of our savory pizzas cooked in our own stone built wood oven, or why not try one of our unique sweet Puddin’ Pizzas. Soup and bakery goods are also available. Find out more.

OUR REVACK MINI RAILWAY

Take a trip on our Revack Mini Railway, open between 10:30 until 15:30 every day. Tickets are available at our Highland Heritage & Cultural Centre and our restaurant. Hop aboard one of our two trains for a journey around our 450 metre track. The opening days/times are weather dependent and so we recommend calling ahead on the day. Find out more.

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If you require any additional information or have any media related enquiries please contact us via this form or email us and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

Grantown East: Highland Heritage and Cultural Centre
Grantown-on-Spey (East Railway Station)
Scotland
PH26 3AD
Tel: 01479 816262

info@grantowneast.com

Grantown East is open 7 days a week:
GE Heritage and Cultural Centre is open 10:00 – 5:00
GE restaurant is open 10:00 – 6:00 Sunday through Thursday
GE restaurant is open 10:00 – 9:00 Friday and Saturday
Our Revack Mini Railway train will be running between 10:30 and 3:30 each day (weather dependent, we recommend calling ahead on the day to confirm)

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