National Records of Scotland

National Records of Scotland is a historic public archive located on Princes Street in the centre of Edinburgh. Visitors can examine centuries of historical records, conduct personal family history research in dedicated search rooms, view curated heritage exhibitions, and admire the striking neoclassical architecture designed by Robert Adam. The venue preserves valuable national treasures and offers educational resources for anyone interested in exploring Scottish ancestry, government documents, and cultural heritage.

The venue provides level access via a dedicated entrance ramp situated at the side of General Register House. Inside the building, visitors will find passenger lift access to research rooms, accessible toilet facilities, wide corridors, and adjustable workstations suitable for wheelchair users. Induction loops are fitted in public service areas to assist visitors who use hearing aids, and assistance dogs are welcome throughout the public areas of the venue.

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