We are now open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm. A warm Hebridean welcome awaits.
The new Calanais Standing Stones Visitor Centre was proud to welcome the King's Baton on 16 July as the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games King's Baton Relay visits the Outer Hebrides.
Visitors are invited to experience the new Calanais Visitor Centre during a special preview season ahead of its official opening later in 2026.
The Fund represents a major opportunity to empower local communities, deepen engagement with the Outer Hebrides’ heritage, and enhance wellbeing through inclusive, accessible, and sustainable projects. By supporting initiatives that connect people to the islan
The exciting redevelopment of the Calanais Visitor Centre is well underway, and we recently spoke with the team at Lewis Builders to get the inside scoop on this major heritage project.
The new Calanais Visitor Centre recognises the need to carefully conserve and care for the Calanais site, supporting sustainable tourism that protects its heritage while enhancing the visitor experience and the local community for years to come.
Urras nan Tursachan (The Standing Stones Trust) is an independent, not-for-profit charitable trust based in the northwest of the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.
As we build towards the launch of the new Calanais Visitor Centre website, we're shining a spotlight on the creative team behind it - Four Agency.
In February 2026, The Calanais Visitor Centre announced an exciting new programme of creative and heritage workshops and activities, marking the launch of a major new heritage initiative ahead of the opening of its new visitor centre in Spring 2026.
The introduction of an entry fee is designed to support the long-term sustainability of the Calanais Stones and Visitor Centre, while ensuring local residents continue to enjoy free access.
