David Livingstone Birthplace to reopen after three years with so much more to see and do
David Livingstone Birthplace will reopen on July 28 after three years, having undergone a £9.1m regeneration project with support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, South Lanarkshire Council, the Scottish Government and Historic Environment Scotland.Located on the site of the former Blantyre Works Mill on the banks of the River Clyde, the museum includes a brand new exhibition space in the iconic Shuttle Row tenements - the very place where Livingstone was born and raised.There is also a brand new play park, gift shop, cafe and free access to 11 acres of land, making this the perfect summer holiday activity that the whole family will love.