Top Things to do in West Lothian
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6 Museums in West Lothian That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in West Lothian, United Kingdom including Almond Valley Heritage Centre, Linlithgow Canal Centre, Potter Around, Linlithgow Museum, Linlithgow Burgh Halls, Fyne Studio.
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1. Almond Valley Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 582 reviews
A family-friendly museum on a peaceful riverside site with friendly farm animals, working watermill and interactive displays. Explore fields and woodland walks, join in daily demonstrations and activities, and let the kids go wild in playgrounds, pedal carts and trampolines. Take a trip by tractor, ride the narrow-gauge railway, explore the museum, or bounce around in the indoor soft play area. There is lots to see and do at Almond Valley indoors and out.
Reviewed By DouglasN874 - Falkirk, United Kingdom
What a great day! Loved it!! So much to do and see, lots of little things to do, dress up, colour in, picnic, tractor ride, brush the ponies, sand pits with bones, rabbit, ducks with babies, birds, slide, play areas, museum. And all in the rain!! Obviously catered for the Scottish weather when they planned this park out. Will definitely be back!
2. Linlithgow Canal Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Linlithgow Canal Centre is run entirely by unpaid volunteers. Boat Trips, Canal Museum, Tea Room, Charters and Self-drive Boat Hire. A great day out for the family! Located close to Linlithgow railway station. 1:00 to 4:30pm. Open weekends from 31st March until 30 September. Midweek 2nd July to 24th August. Canal Fun day Sunday 19th August from 1pm - 5pm ~ (Cardboard Boat Race starts at 3:00pm)
Reviewed By Claire906
We went on one of the volunteer-run trips out to the Avon Aqueduct and back - at £10pp including tea/coffee and biscuits, this is wonderful, relaxing and high value for money trip. The volunteers are knowledgeable and engaging - answered all our questions and pointed out particularly beautiful and interesting sights. There were all ages on our boat (the tiny kids were well behaved, but it is, perhaps, quite a long sit in one place for the under 5s), and I know some of the older travellers appreciated the loo on board!
3. Potter Around
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
4. Linlithgow Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Learn about the rich history of the Royal Burgh of Linlithgow in our brand new museum! Perfect for locals and visitors alike - find out about our Royal connections, the trades of the town, and the ordinary - and extra-ordinary! - people who lived or worked here over the centuries. A five-star VisitScotland accredited museum.
Reviewed By 339doreenb - Linlithgow, United Kingdom
An excellent local museum with a lot of historic detail on Mary Queen of Scots as well as on other local interest.
5. Linlithgow Burgh Halls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Dating back to 1670 Linlithgow Burgh halls is a unique landmark building at the heart of the historic town. Today it is a modern multi-functional venue with a dedicated art gallery, stunning halls for weddings receptions and ceremonies, public events, art workshops and talks. It also has its own café with an outdoor terrace area and walled garden. The Gallery presents a changing programme of exhibitions featuring significant work by national and international artists that resonates with this unique building.
Reviewed By 625lorir - Columbia, United States
This is a cafe with a small art gallery. Good place to stop after going to Linlithgow Palace. It is right outside the Palace.
6. Fyne Studio
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
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