3 Best Landmarks in Falkirk

Expert-recommended Top 3 Landmarks in Falkirk, UK. All selected landmarks undergo rigorous 50-Point Inspection, assessing reviews, reputation, history, price, proximity, and more to ensure excellence. No Pay-to-Play!

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CALLENDAR HOUSE

Callendar Park Road, Falkirk FK1 1YR, UK Directions

Since 1877

Play Park Kitchen Tearoom Architecture Structure Walk Historical Places Events Group Bookings Exhibitions Programs Local History Heritage Site Shops & Guided Tours

Callendar House offers a changing program of modern visual art presentations, while the 2nd-floor exhibition explores various aspects of cultural heritage. The house lies along the line of the 2nd-century Antonine Wall, built by the Romans from the Firth of Clyde to the Firth of Forth. Callendar House has hosted several significant historical figures, including Mary, Queen of Scots, Oliver Cromwell and Bonnie Prince Charlie. The house brings history to life as you sample authentic Georgian food, hear stories of life below stairs, and watch the regular tasks performed by the kitchen staff. Free entry gives you insights into the lives of historical figures. There are stairs, lifts, and accessible toilets in the building. You can easily spend a couple of hours exploring the house and just as many in its beautiful gardens.

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01324 503772 01324 503770

Wed-Mon: 10am - 5pm
Tue: Closed

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THE PINEAPPLE

Airth, Falkirk FK2 8LU, UK Directions

Since 1761

Walled Garden Programs Events House Heritage Site Cottage Historical Places Building Picnic Area & Architecture Structure

The Pineapple has a hothouse, which was built into the wall by John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore. The Earl of Dunmore designed it as a summer house in 1761, where he could enjoy views from his farm. The Pineapple once featured several fruits and vegetables grown in its walled garden, vast glasshouses, and pineapple pits. Visitors have always been fascinated and inspired by the Pineapple's unique architecture and historical significance. The grounds are now a natural oasis, perfect for a quiet stroll around the former curling pond and surrounding woods. The Pineapple provides free admission for visitors.

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0844 493 2132

Open 24 hours

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FALKIRK TOWN HALL

West Bridge Street, Falkirk FK1 5RS, UK Directions

Since 1960

Architecture Structure Comedy Theatre Film International Music Dance & Heritage Site

Falkirk Town Hall is a multi-purpose arts, cinema, and conference venue and was opened in the late 1960s. The Town Hall is one of the busiest and most popular arts and entertainment venues in Central Scotland. The Town Hall is a focal point for the community in and around Falkirk and hosts many community groups. Falkirk Town Hall is one of the most active and modern arts and entertainment venues in Central Scotland, offering a varied program, including music, movies, dance, and group events. Accessible facilities include disabled parking bays, accessible toilets, and wheelchair access.

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01324 506850

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