Attractions In And Around Linlithgow
Linlithgow Palace
Linlithgow is an historic town with plenty for visitors to do and see. The town has its own website where you can gather more information. www.linlithgow.com The website has a What's On guide, recommended Heritage Trails, facilities, and a useful history page.
Edinburgh
Linlithgow is ideally located for visiting Edinburgh, Scotland's famous capital city. During the Edinburgh Festival the city takes on a new dimension with street performers, comedy, music, and theatre, and a wealth of side attractions. Open top bus tours are a great way to get a feel for the city and of course there is the famous Edinburgh Castle. For a full guide to the city visit www.edinburgh.org
Glasgow
Glasgow is well known for its vibrant inhabitants and great shopping. Only 40 minutes from Linlithgow, it has much to offer visitors. www.glasgow.gov.uk
Around Linlithgow
If you would like more suggestions to keep you busy you could visit St Andrews which is approximately an hour and a half away, or Stirling which is much closer.
Closer attractions in the area include Blackness Castle, where Hamlet was filmed, Canal Cruise, The House of Binns, Birkhill Clay Mine, Scottish Railway Preservation Society, Bo'ness Motor Museum, Kinneil Museum and Roman Fortlet, Kinneil House, Hopetoun House, South Queensferry & The Forth Bridges, Cruise on The Maid of The Forth, Almond Valley Heritage Centre, The Falkirk Wheel, Beecraigs Country Park. Find more suggestions on the Visit West Lothian website.
The canal has a cycle path which is picturesque and fun for all ages.
There are beautiful beaches, most notably at Aberdour, Elie and Gullane and Seacliff. If you're prepared to put in the miles then Linlithgow is an ideally central base for exploring Scotland.
Cycling, walking, fishing and golfing are all on the doorstep!
Closer attractions in the area include Blackness Castle, where Hamlet was filmed, Canal Cruise, The House of Binns, Birkhill Clay Mine, Scottish Railway Preservation Society, Bo'ness Motor Museum, Kinneil Museum and Roman Fortlet, Kinneil House, Hopetoun House, South Queensferry & The Forth Bridges, Cruise on The Maid of The Forth, Almond Valley Heritage Centre, The Falkirk Wheel, Beecraigs Country Park. Find more suggestions on the Visit West Lothian website.
The canal has a cycle path which is picturesque and fun for all ages.
There are beautiful beaches, most notably at Aberdour, Elie and Gullane and Seacliff. If you're prepared to put in the miles then Linlithgow is an ideally central base for exploring Scotland.
Cycling, walking, fishing and golfing are all on the doorstep!
