Linlithgow

Linlithgow is a historic Royal Burgh located in the central lowlands of Scotland - about 20 miles from Edinburgh and under an hour from Glasgow by train or car.

It was the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots and the preserved ruins of the Royal Palace can be visited in a picturesque setting next to Linlithgow Loch.

The town has many other attractions and facilities for visitors.

Linlithgow is a great base from which to explore Scotland, with excellent road and rail links.

Linlithgow - a Great Visit!

There's something for everyone in and around Linlithgow


High Street	Linlithgow Palace	From the Air

Linlithgow is an historic town with lots to see and do. Here you can find information on places to visit, what's on, where to stay and where to eat and drink in Linlithgow. Here's some great pictures of Linlithgow Loch. Have a Great Visit!

The Visitor Information Centre is located in Linlithgow Burgh Halls at The Cross, Linlithgow Palace & St Michael's Church are open as is The Linlithgow Museum at Annet House. Linlithgow Canal Centre offers charters and self-drive boat hire until it re-opens for public boat trips at Easter 2012. Improve your golf at Kingsfield Golf Centre. Go Ape at Beecraigs. Walk the Linlithgow Heritage Trail. Try the Climbing Wall at Lowport Centre and lots of other Sport & Leisure activities. Hire a mountain bike or cycle to the "Ochils" for half-price putting.

Many local events are listed in the Events Diary, which is maintained by local organisations.

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