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Rangers Museum
The museum is housed in Edmiston House. Check the official museum information and booking options before planning a visit.
Rangers Museum information
Beside Ibrox
Edmiston House
The Rangers Museum, club store and a venue for music and matchday gatherings. Edmiston House adds another reason to spend time around Ibrox.
Exterior photograph: Daniel (Flickr, Glasgow) · 28 March 2023 · Original photograph record · CC BY 2.0. Cover cropped; complete image below. Not a current entrance guide.
Visitor information
- Location
- Beside Ibrox on Edmiston Drive, near the Copland Road end. Check your booking for the building entrance or tour meeting point; stadium turnstiles are separate.Rangers’ location reference
- Accessibility
- Rangers confirms lift access to the Museum, Café and Gift Shop. Contact the venue ahead for assistance dogs or individual requirements. This is not a guarantee that every event or stadium-tour route is step-free.Rangers: museum and tour accessibility
- Museum visits
- Choose a self-guided museum visit or check the combined museum-and-stadium-tour option. Confirm what your ticket includes, its date and arrival instructions before travelling.Official museum visit options
Details may change. Opening times, ticket prices, availability and event entry rules are set by the venue. Check your chosen official listing and confirm any access arrangements before booking. Official visitor references checked 3 November 2026.
More than a matchday venue
Rangers describes Edmiston House as a space for the club, the local community and Glasgow. It brings the museum, retail and events together in one building, while the football stadium remains a separate venue beside it.
A museum visit, an evening gig and a matchday fanzone session are different experiences. Booking one does not establish admission to the others; use the named event or experience listing to check tickets and entry arrangements.
What’s inside Edmiston House
Two-storey Rangers store
Rangers identifies a two-storey club store within the venue. Store access and trading hours should be checked separately from museum or event tickets.
Rangers: Edmiston HouseConcerts & events
The event space accommodates gigs, conferences, seminars, exhibitions and awards ceremonies. Dates and entry arrangements depend on the event.
Edmiston House: official bookings and what’s onMatchday fanzone
Rangers lists a matchday fanzone among the venue’s uses. Check the particular match or event listing rather than assuming entry with a stadium ticket.
Rangers: Edmiston HouseRangers Café
Rangers’ official Edmiston House gallery identifies a Rangers Café. Confirm current opening times and service with the venue; no fixed hours or menu are assumed here.
Rangers: Edmiston HouseThe museum and a stadium tour
The Rangers Museum is based in Edmiston House. A stadium tour takes visitors into Ibrox itself, so these should not be treated as the same itinerary. The booking website lists the experiences; confirm whether your chosen option is museum-only, tour-only or a combined visit.
If you are building a day around both, check the booked times and allow for the journey between the building and your tour meeting point. This guide does not assume a fixed daily schedule or quote prices that may change.
Stadium tour and booking guideConcerts, community and private events
The venue’s uses include seminars, conferences, gigs, exhibitions and awards ceremonies. Rangers’ official gallery also identifies performances at the Clyde Rooms, showing how the building functions beyond football matchdays.
A show at Edmiston House is not an Ibrox Stadium concert. The historic stadium concerts in our separate guide took place inside the ground; today’s Edmiston House programme has its own venue, listings and ticket arrangements.
Ibrox Stadium concerts through the yearsGetting there and checking the details
Edmiston House is beside Ibrox on Edmiston Drive. Rangers’ statue notice identifies it as a landmark next to the Copland Road end of the ground. The Ibrox postal address is 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow G51 2XD; check your booking for the venue entrance or tour meeting point rather than assuming a football turnstile.
For museum opening times, store or café hours, age restrictions, accessibility and event entry, use the current official listing or contact the venue. Rangers’ general access guidance is linked below, but it does not establish every building-specific arrangement.
Sources and photograph credit
Venue information checked against Rangers’ Edmiston House page on 3 November 2026. The exterior photograph is Daniel’s 28 March 2023 image, licensed CC BY 2.0 and linked to its Commons record and original Flickr upload beneath the full image. Rangers’ official gallery is linked, not copied; no current interior photograph is used without verified permission.
Walter Smith’s statue beside the Copland Road end