Blue Monday at Sea: Storms, Shipwrecks and Twilight Tales
Get your sea legs as we journey through the history of weather at Trinity House!
Navigating stormy seas and changing tides, explore the scientific discoveries in our collection that have helped to shape modern understandings of the climate and changed the course of history.
Discover how weather and climate affect journeys to sea, hear stories of weather folklore, and learn about the fascinating figures that have inspired the modern day shipping forecast and other technological advancements.
Dates
Performances on 1/18/2027 12:00:00 AM
Blue Monday at Sea: Storms, Shipwrecks and Twilight Tales
Monday 18 January 2027 7:00PM to 8:00PM
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Trinity House, , Edinburgh, EH6 6BJ
Tour times: 7pm to 8pm.
Trinity House has no visitor car park and there are some access restrictions at this venue. For full details please visit our Trinity House webpage
Free car parking is available for users of the Kirkgate Shopping Centre and is limited to 90 minutes after which a charge applies. Easily accessible via bus and tram (nearest stop: Foot of the Walk).
Disabled access to the ground floor of the house only.
The vaults are down steep stairs.
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Free for Historic Scotland MembersAdult (16-64yrs) - $7.50 (Rank = 0)
Concession (65yrs+) - $6.00 (Rank = 0)
Child (7-15yrs) - $4.50 (Rank = 0)
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Adult (16-64yrs) - $7.50 (Rank = 0)
Concession (65yrs+) - $6.00 (Rank = 0)
Child (7-15yrs) - $4.50 (Rank = 0)
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Trinity House has no visitor car park and there are some access restrictions at this venue. For full details please visit our Trinity House webpage
Free car parking is available for users of the Kirkgate Shopping Centre and is limited to 90 minutes after which a charge applies. Easily accessible via bus and tram (nearest stop: Foot of the Walk).
Disabled access to the ground floor of the house only.
The vaults are down steep stairs.
Not a member? Join now to start enjoying the benefits
Free for Historic Scotland Members