Linlithgow offers residents and visitors a wide range of attractions
Linlithgow Palace, administered by Historic Scotland, is open all year round
Located next to the Palace, St Michael's Parish Church, is well worth a visit
"The Linlithgow Story" at Annet House - is an excellent display of local history by Linlithgow Heritage trust
Experience a byegone age of transport at Linlithgow Canal Centre where LUCS operates Trip Boats, Scotland's only Canal Museum and a Tea Room
Practice your swing or enjoy the Tee Caddie Coffee Shop at Kingsfield Golf Range
Attractions
Linlithgow offers a wide range of attractions. The town centre, with the Cross Well, the Town Hall (where you will find the Tourist Information Office), the Kirkgate, Linlithgow Palace and St Michael's Parish Church is a great place to start. To the west, along the High Street, you will find the interesting "Linlithgow Story" at Annet House and, at the end of the High Street in the other direction, a short walk up Station Road or Back Station Road will lead you to the Linlithgow Canal Centre. Just out of town to the east, the Kingsfield Golf Driving Range offers golfers tuition by PGA professionals.
Suggested Visits
We have put together a range of suggested itineries that could give you an idea of what to see when you visit Linlithgow. The Suggested Visits pages give full details.
Heritage Trail (Town Walks)
There are two walking tours of the centre of Linlithgow, supported by a booklet that gives information on the town's heritage. Visit the Heritage Trail page for more details
Facilities
The Facilities page lists some of the wide range of facilities that are available to visitors
Linlithgow's History
The History page gives a short description of some of the main events in Linlithgow's past, particularly its heyday during the reign of the Stuart Kings of Scotland.
West Lothian Tourist Forum
The West Lothian Tourist Forum is a voluntary trade association that works to promote tourism to West Lothian and to represent the interests of the tourist trade.