Falkland Islands Museum and National Trust

The Falkland Islands Museum displays artifacts and exhibits about maritime history, natural history, and the 1982 conflict across multiple gallery spaces.

The museum originated from a collection initiated by Mrs. Allardyce in the early 1900s and survived the 1944 Town Hall fire before reopening in 1989.

The museum holds over 5000 artifacts representing the social development, maritime heritage, and natural environment of the Falkland Islands through different time periods.

The museum opens Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 to 16:00, Saturday and Sunday from 13:00 to 16:00, with extended hours during cruise ship visits.

The museum contains an interactive room dedicated to personal stories of islanders during the 1982 conflict and maintains a complete National Stamp Collection from 1878.

Location: Falkland Islands

Inception: 1989

Official opening: 1989

Phone: +50027428

Website: http://falklands-museum.com

GPS coordinates: -51.69088,-57.86516

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:49