Inveraray Jail, Inveraray
Inveraray Jail is a top attraction in Argyll. A tour of this Scottish prison built in 1848 offers insight to 19th century justice and life in a gaol. Tour the old and new prisons. Listen to a sensational trial. Explore jail cells. Check out the punishments. Lay on a prison cot. Interact with guides dressed as wardens, prisoners and matrons. Complete a children’s worksheet and earn a parole certificate. Learn about a slice of Scottish history.
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Getting There
Inveraray Jail is located at Church Square and is situated in the west Scot town of Inveraray. The jail is reachable by foot from all points in the village.
Hours & Times
The jail is open daily 9:30-18:00 April though October and 10:00-17:00 November through March. Last admission is one hour before closing. Closed December 25 and 26.
Admission & Fees
Admission charged. A reduced rates is available for seniors and children aged 5 - 16. Children under 5 years of age are free of charge.
Contact Details
Telephone +44 (0) 1499 30238. Email info@Inverarayjail.co.uk.
Things to Keep in Mind
Families traveling with children under 6 years of age may wish to skip the exhibit on torture, death and damnation. Pick up a kid's questionnaire at the ticket booth and search for answers throughout the jail.
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