On 16 April 1746, the course of British, European and world history changed forever, as Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite army were defeated on Culloden Moor by the government forces commanded by the Duke of Cumberland.Situated only 6 miles from Inverness, this international landmark is today commemorated by our award-winning Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre, where history and modern facilities combine to offer a five-star venue for corporate functions and private events.
CorporateInnovative and environmentally friendly, the visitor centre is ideal for meetings, workshops and training events.

Culloden offers a variety of half- and full-day delegate options for meetings, presentations and conferences, which include access to the exhibition. Relax between meetings and explore Culloden Moor using groundbreaking multilingual GPS-enabled battlefield guides or simply contemplate the battlefield from our roof-top viewing platform.

Our fully licensed restaurant serves a wide selection of light lunches and healthy options, including seasonal Scottish dishes, freshly made soups and traditional home baking. A selection from the wide-ranging menu is available with private hire of the Robertson and Culloden rooms.

In the evening (out with high season), the centre is available for exclusive hire for private gatherings. Whether for a product launch, concert or cultural event, you will discover Culloden Battlefield to be a welcoming, versatile and creative venue.

Conclude your evening with a private tour of the exhibition, be mesmerised by the breathtaking displays of artefacts and weaponry and re-live the battle in our 360-degree total immersion theatre.Travelling to CullodenSituated 6 miles from Inverness and 7 miles from Inverness International Airport, Culloden Battlefield is easily reached by road and public transport. Inverness is the nearest railway station.