Callendar House is an imposing mansion with over 600 years of history. Here you can go back in time and experience what it was like in the 1820s. You will also find an expanse of parkland outside, where...

As the world’s first and only rotating boat lift, The Falkirk Wheel is quite simply unique. It is the centrepiece of an £84.5 million ’Millennium Link’, the UK’s largest canal restoration project, developed by British Waterways to reconnect the Union...

Grangemouth is one of the earliest planned areas in Scotland and developed out of the expansion of the port. This museum attempts to bring together the large amount of documentary evidence and many artefacts that are associated with this...

Perfect for parties, Megazone laser adventure is a futuristic wasteland filled with smoke, sounds, flashing lights – and enemies. Stalk you opponents with the latest laser technology. Use stealth and cunning, strategy and skill to score points. There are regular...

The Park Gallery offers a contemporary visual arts space that has been designed to represent a unique environment in which artists can exhibit their works. Working in partnership with the Falkirk Museum’s Service, the gallery shows a series of...

This beautiful old piece of architecture is one of the most recognisable in the Scottish town. It towers above the surrounding park and can be seen from a great distance away across the community. It would have first...

This collection brings together trains that have served the people of Scotland since 1870, and makes for one of the finest exhibitions relate to the railways of history anywhere in the country. The museum has a great many interesting...

This Museum and Heritage Centre tells the story of the region from the very earliest settlements to the way it is today. Visitors are treated to a fascinating display of archaeological finds from the community and the surrounding areas,...

Gartmorn Dam Country Park is a haven for anglers, walkers and cyclists and is signposted from New Sauchie, north of Alloa on the A908. It holds Scotland’s oldest reservoir, dating from 1713, but even before then it was a watery...

The Linlithgow Canal Centre sits by the Linlithgow basin on the Edinburgh & Glasgow Union Canal. Enjoy a barge trip to the Avon Aqueduct, passing through lush countryside en route. The canal has no locks but follows the lie of...

This community library is one of the most important cultural meeting points in the town, and is relied upon by local people and many visitors who come here. It has a large collection of books across a range of...

Just off the main street in Linlithgow stands one of Scotland’s most important historic sites: Linlithgow Palace. All of the Stewart kings lived at the Palace and it was the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots. It is likely that...

This museum tells the story of this town and its people. Starting with the very earliest signs of human life in the region that have been traced back through archaeology and scientific study, the collection and exhibition takes visitors...

The Scottish Railway Exhibition was opened in 1995 in a purpose-built 15,000 sq. foot exhibition hall beside Bo’ness Station. The building has 850ft of display tracks, on which stand a wide variety of vehicles, mainly goods wagons illustrating the diversity...

The famous Church of St Michael of Linlithgow with its bright aluminium open crown spire, representing Christ's crown of thorns, can be seen from miles around. The exact origin of the church is unknown; its first recorded mention is in...