Instituto Meffan - Forfar

Dirección: 20 W High St, Forfar DD8 1BB.
Teléfono: 01307491771.
Página web: angusalive.scot.
Especialidades: Museo de arte, Museo, Atracción turística.
Otros datos de interés: Servicios en las instalaciones, Acceso para sillas de ruedas, Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Aseos, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, Restaurante, Ideal para niños.
Opiniones: Esta empresa tiene 65 valoraciones según Google My Business.
Opinión media: 4.6/5.

Ubicación de Instituto Meffan

01307491771

Horario de Instituto Meffan

Lunes: 10:30–16:00
Martes: Cerrado
Miércoles: Cerrado
Jueves: Cerrado
Viernes: 10:30–16:00
Sábado: 10:30–16:00
Domingo: 10:30–16:00

El Instituto Meffan es un interesante y atractivo destino para aquellos que buscan sumergirse en el mundo del arte y la historia. Ubicado en el corazón de Forfar, Escocia, en la dirección: 20 W High St, Forfar DD8 1BB, ofrece una experiencia enriquecedora y educativa para visitantes de todas las edades.

Este museo y galería de arte es conocido por sus especialidades: Museo de arte, Museo, Atracción turística. El Instituto Meffan alberga una gran colección de arte y objetos históricos que reflejan la rica herencia cultural de la región. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de exposiciones temporales y permanentes que van desde el arte contemporáneo hasta la historia local.

El museo cuenta con instalaciones de servicio, acceso para sillas de ruedas, aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas, aseos, Wi-Fi, y un restaurante, lo que lo hace un lugar cómodo y accesible para todos. Además, es una excelente opción para visitar en familia, ya que es ideal para niños.

La página web: angusalive.scot ofrece información detallada sobre las exposiciones actuales, horarios de apertura, tarifas y otras instalaciones. También es posible planificar una visita en grupo o reserva una visita guiada.

El Instituto Meffan ha recibido excelentes reseñas y opiniones de los visitantes. Según Google My Business, la opinión media es de 4.6/5 con un total de 65 valoraciones. Los visitantes elogian la gran variedad de exposiciones y la excelente atención al cliente.

Opiniones de Instituto Meffan

Chris Majsterek

5/5

Great little museum and art gallery. Lots of Pictish carvings and a great exhibit showing some of Forfar's history. Free entry so if you've an hour to spare, well worth the look around.

David Jones

4/5

Free. Parking nearby. Small museum and tourist info. Good street of local trades like clockmaker and sweet shop. Displays of local benefactors and a mannequin display of the last witch execution. They still have the original 1660's documents on show. Upstairs are pictures of royal family. Downstairs is a dreadful art exhibition. Toilets available.

Lewis Nicoll

4/5

Only visited the museum section as the art exhibition was changing over. Free admission. No car park as it is in the town centre.

Brynn

5/5

A really excellent little free museum!

Alan Jones

4/5

Really good local museum. Pictish stones well displayed. Interesting temp display on pipe bands. Fascinating video on how bagpipes are made. Friendly knowledgeable staff.

Graham Michie

5/5

Very interesting and very helpful staff. Great selection of Artefacts and Pictish stones along with a complete street reconstruction within the museum itself. Also information on local witch trials.

Dougie Kneller

5/5

It's free, a good exhibition on piping. The rest of the museum contains lots of information on Forfar.

The best bit? Finally, I saw a map showing where the loch used to reach before it was drained.

Elaine Meldrum

5/5

Loved it here.
Free entry with a donation box near the front door if you want to offer a donation, but no pressure to do so.
An art exhibition was first which the lady kindly explained about to us. It was an artists impression of the unconscious mind. Was glad she had told me because I’d never have guessed. Big daubs of colour splattered with some dots on etc…. Not my cup of tea at all.
The next bit was a museum of history of Forfar and the surrounding area. This was really interesting and well worth going to see and read / learn about. There is a lovely little street set up with various shops depicting trades of past times in the area. There was a good bit about the Picts and a few carved stones found locally.
Upstairs is another exhibition of Royalty with pictures etc around the walls.
On the stairs walls are the winners of art exhibitions and there are some really good pictures to see here.
I highly recommend this Museum / Art Gallery.