There’s no guided tour but the visitor centre gives a comprehensive history of the Jacobites and of the battle itself and there are a number of paths to walk out on the battlefield - they are marked on a map given out to all visitors.

You could certainly explore the battlefield for a bit. I think it would be especially moving in the early morning quiet!

Hello - not sure about the signs but they have hand held devices which provide information (headphones - you press the appropriate number to hear a description of events and items). these had a variety of languages including french

Yes there are themed clothes and you can spend as long as you feel you need to at this sight There is also a guided tour out into the battle field inquire at time of booking in The center is very well laid out and explained

That would depend on how quickly you walk, how much time you have and how much you want to engage with the displays You can walk the entire battlefield and see the positions taken up by the various sides and regiments - this can take a couple of hours. The displays, videos and information can be done in anything from 30 minutes to 2 hours. Minimum time around 2 hours (you will probably miss a few) to maximum of 4 hours. You could plan in a visit to Clava cairns which are very local

It’s two pounds for parking , if your a national trust member it’s free , there is free parking just outside but limited spaces .

Ja! Gehele tour is in het Nederlands te beluisteren!

bonjour il faut une bonne apres midi

Si,desde la estación de autobús que hay en el centro. Nosotros sólo pagamos la entrada del museo y andamos por el campo de batalla y fue la bomba! Pero sobretodo,la retransmisión de la batalla fue espectacular! Que lo disfrutes!!