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Kids Days Out, activities, places to visit and things to do in Orkney |
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We
always suggest you ring beforehand if visiting with disabled children as
all attractions within the place you are visiting may not be accessible,
depending on disablement, and whether or not if you have a helper. |
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Doing What |
Wheelchair friendly |
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Balfour Castle,
Balfour,
Shapinsay |
Victorian castle also a hotel surrounded by 70 acres of grounds, including the original Victorian walled kitchen garden, guests can enjoy walks and see wildlife of the area. |
No |
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Scapa Flow
Visitor Centre & Museum |
Collection of weapons and archives including, land transport, maritime, and social history items from this British Navy base of World Wars 1 and 2. |
Yes - Wheelchair available |
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Kirbister Farm
Museum, Kirbister, Birsay, |
Museum relating traditional farming life displaying, an old farm house and equipment. Gift shop. |
No |
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Orkney Wireless Museum, Kiln Corner, Kirkwall, Orkney,
KW15 1LB |
The museum has an extensive and varied collection of domestic and defence wireless equipment. Gathered together during the lifetime, of the late Jim MacDonald. |
Limited access |
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The Orkney
Museum, Tankerness House, Broad Street, Kirkwall, KW15 1DH |
Looking at the history of Orkney, there are archaeological collections including ancient tools, jewellery, Neolithic and Pictish carvings. |
Yes |
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Tomb
of the Eagles,
Liddle, South Ronaldsay, |
A family-run museum, Looking at life in Orkney at the time of the Stone Age and Bronze Age. An opportunity to handle Neolithic artefacts. Refreshments, Orkney crafts for sale. |
Restricted access |
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