
The Kelpies
Two steel horse-head sculptures by Andy Scott at The Helix. Each stands 30 metres tall beside the canal extension, drawing on the history of Scotland’s working horses.
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Two steel horse-head sculptures by Andy Scott at The Helix. Each stands 30 metres tall beside the canal extension, drawing on the history of Scotland’s working horses.

A rotating boat lift linking the Forth & Clyde and Union canals at Falkirk. Boats travel between the waterways using the lift, and visitors can experience it on the operator’s boat trips.

Historic house in Callendar Park containing Falkirk Archives, exhibition galleries and a Georgian kitchen. Its displays and archive collections explore the house and the history of the Falkirk area.

A 15th-century castle on the shore of the Firth of Forth. Originally a Crichton family residence, it later served as a garrison fortress, state prison and ammunition depot.
Heritage railway operated from Bo’ness station by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society. Vintage trains run to Birkhill and Manuel, with the Museum of Scottish Railways based at the site.
Former Hamilton family residence at Bo’ness, combining a tower house and palace wing. The surviving palace rooms preserve painted wall and ceiling decoration from the 16th and 17th centuries.
Public park between Falkirk and Grangemouth with 350 hectares of green space. Walking and cycling routes connect its open spaces, lagoon and the Kelpies sculptures.
A 170-acre country park with woodland, parkland, river walks and a sculpture trail. Newparks Farm forms part of the park, alongside historic remains from the former Muiravonside estate.
A pineapple-shaped summerhouse built for the Earl of Dunmore in 1761. The former estate grounds around the building include a walled garden, woodland and the site of a curling pond.
Football ground on Grangemouth Road used by Falkirk FC. Its matchday layout includes the Main, North and Kevin McAllister stands, with spectator seating and hospitality areas.
Sport & leisure in Falkirk. Public listing from the food business register.