Discover the best top things to do in Falkirk District, United Kingdom including The Hippodrome, Outlander Tour, Dram Fine Whisky Tours, Scuba Ts Diving, Bo'ness Community Bus, Grangemouth Heritage Trust, Divergent Games Escape Rooms (Falkirk), GAME OVER Escape Rooms - Falkirk, The Geek Guys Video Games & Arcade Collectors, Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway.
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5.0 based on 136 reviews
This fantastic pre-art deco picture palace was first opened in 1912. For decades it was the place to see the latest Hollywood and British blockbusters. It closed in the 1980’s after a short spell as a bingo hall. Now – thanks to a £2.1 million restoration project – the Hippodrome is open again, lovingly restored to its 1926 heyday. With a great program of blockbusters, art house and classic favorites, there’s bound to be something for everyone.
What does the Hippodrome offer? It's Scotland's only surviving purpose-build cinema and it's been beautifully restored. It offers a wonderful range of films: all the current popular ones that you'd expect a good cinema to show plus Saturday morning screenings for kids, Monday morning screenings with a cuppa, live-streamed National Theatre plays, Singalonga musicals, and even a Silent Film festival. It has such a great atmosphere. The staff are tremendous. You can go with a gang of friends for Singalonga Sound of Music or just trundle down there by yourself - it will always feel comfortable. We're so lucky to have it nearby!
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Day tours to various historical locations in Scotland, Including the world renowned Outlander television series film locations. We also run trips to various distillery's and trips to the Highland and Islands. We pride ourselves on bespoke trips and small groups to give that personal touch.
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Are you a Whisky Enthusiast or a Whisky Adventurer - Either way why not let Dram Fine Whisky Tours help you discover some of the finest producers of Uisge Beatha across Central Scotland on our full day and half day tours. Our tours offer so much more than you can imagine as we include distillery tours, whisky merchants and whisky pubs, where the welcomes are warm and the drinks run smooth!
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Hello and welcome to Scuba Ts Diving. T stands for Todd which is my middle name. I am a Padi Master Scuba Diver Instructor offering Padi courses and Discover local Diving in central Scotland at some of our beautiful locations. I can arrange training in Glasgow or Falkirk area. Whatever your Scuba needs please feel free to contact me all year round. Thank You Scuba T
5.0 based on 16 reviews
We run a scheduled bus service from Waterloo Place in Edinburgh, to Blackness Castle, Bo'ness Steam Railway, Kinneil Estate, The Hippodrome Cinema. We also welcome private tours in which we could include Outlander locations such as Blackness Castle, Bo'ness Railway, Linlithgow Palace and Callendar House additional options are the Falkirk Wheel and Kelpies. We are listed on Visit Scotland website.
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Great little museum tucked in behind the public library. Treasure trove of memorabillia about grangemouth, its development, the schools, the galaday plus so much more. Many memories sparked by a short visit to the museum. Amazing
5.0 based on 11 reviews
#1 Escape Rooms in Falkirk. Our highly rated Escape Rooms offer fun and challenging live game experiences. To succeed: you will need to be observant; think laterally and work together. Escape Rooms are suitable for a wide variety of people and occasions: Family and friends; days and nights out; celebrations; hen and stag parties; kids parties; corporate entertainment and team-building. Our games suit those looking to escape the ordinary with a fun and engaging activity. We are located in the center of Falkirk, Stirlingshire - close to the town's restaurants and nightlife.
We called up and booked the secret bunker on the same day and the owner was really accomodating despite it being pretty last minute. The room itself was great fun, all clues were all in one room, unlike others I have visited which have spread over a couple of rooms, however, I found this added to the enjoyment rather than detract from it as there was plenty to do and investigate so everyone could get involved. The other members of my team agreed saying they felt much more involved with this game than ones historically. It was the right balance of fun and challenge. We managed to escape though did require a little nugde in the right direction a couple of times. Cannot fault it in any way and will definitely be back to do the other room and joyously there is a further room in development. Loved being able to dress up at the end. Would recommend!
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Come explore our "Walking Death" Escape Room and take on the challenge with friends, family and colleagues. Every clue is crucial- Will your team survive?
Really great fun to do ‘ will definitely be coming back as it was a great experience!! Totally recommend !!!
5.0 based on 10 reviews
High Recommend ***** We had a great time today here (was our first time), sooo many games to choose from and had two happy 12 year old boys that got to play so many different games including the VR, if only I’d got a picture of there face when I told them Paul had one at the shop! Paul is great with the kids and helps them with any questions about games or how to use any equipment/ controllers/ games???? Great fun, great social gaming place and great for fussy gaming tech kinda kids/teens ???? Hopefully they can open one in Dunfermline ????
4.5 based on 532 reviews
This hidden gem, only 40 minutes drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh, is located in the historic town of Bo’ness. Our friendly staff will welcome you aboard one of our heritage steam or diesel-hauled trains and wish you a pleasant journey. The train travels along the shore of the Firth of Forth with views of the majestic Ochil Hills, before climbing a tree-lined gradient, passing woodland, wild flowers and waterfalls to the country station of Birkhill. Alight here to take a stroll in the ancient woodlands of the Avon Gorge.Beyond Birkhill, the train crosses the River Avon Viaduct to Manuel beside the Edinburgh to Glasgow railway line. Back at Bo’ness, visit the Museum of Scottish Railways, extended in 2012 with the addition of a 16,000 sq. ft. train shed to house the last remaining "Glasgow Blue Train", a recently restored Class 126 Diesel Multiple Unit and several other heritage items of rolling stock. In the main exhibition hall, operate a railway signal and points, climb aboard heritage locomotives and learn about the making, operating and using of Scottish Railways through the ages. Take time to sort some letters in the Post Office Sorting Van and view the classic video "Night Mail". Free parking, Station Buffet and Gift Shop.
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