6. Our Legacy

Our Legacy sits in Highland, a gallery that takes local art and community heritage seriously without the po-faced stuffiness you'd expect. It's the sort of place where residents actually hang their work rather than waiting for some London curator to validate it first.

The gallery focuses on what matters to the Highland community - artists from the area, exhibitions that reflect local life and landscape. You won't find blockbuster names here, but that's rather the point. These are pieces that speak to where you are, not what should impress someone elsewhere.

It's worth a visit if you're genuinely interested in contemporary Scottish art or keen to understand how creative communities function outside major cities. Families with teenage art enthusiasts will get more from it than those expecting entertainment for the kids. Walkers passing through Invergordon - the nearest town - should pop in for an hour, though don't plan your entire day around it.

Since it's only two miles from Newmore Highland Pods and under three miles from Delny Glamping, both cracking accommodation options, you could easily combine it with a broader Highland exploration. Check opening hours before you go - details aren't readily available - but local galleries up here tend to keep traditional weekday hours.

Honestly, Our Legacy works best as part of a longer Highland stay where you're already exploring Invergordon and the surrounding area, rather than as a standalone destination.