Visit the Forth Bridges

Visit the Forth Bridges to experience an epic train ride across the Forth Bridge, walk/cycle the Forth Road Bridge and enjoy views of the Queensferry Crossing.

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Chapel of St James

The Chapel of St James sits in the centre of North Queensferry and is made up of the remains of a medieval chapel dedicated to St James.

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Walks in North Queensferry

North Queensferry has some lovely walks around the village and peninsula. Sitting on the Fife Coastal Path, it offers easy access to the Fife Pilgrim Way.

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Shore Walk to Cramond

The South Queensferry to Cramond shore walk, open all year round, takes in stunning views over the Forth and some of the islands around the coastline.

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Port Edgar Marina

Port Edgar Marina is a vibrant setting nestling on the Firth of Forth between the Forth Road Bridge and the Queensferry Crossing.

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Bo'Ness & Kinneil Steam Railway

Combine a to Bo’Ness and Kinneil Steam Railway and Kinneil Estate and House for a great day out near to South Queensferry and the bridges.

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Kinneil House

Combine a to Bo’Ness and Kinneil Steam Railway and Kinneil Estate and House for a great day out near to South Queensferry and the bridges.

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Scotland's UNESCO Trail

Scotland is the first country in the world to develop a country-wide UNESCO Trail. Find out more...

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Naming the Queensferry Crossing

Find out how naming the Queensferry Crossing was put to a public vote.

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UNESCO World Heritage Explained

A World Heritage Site is a place listed by UNESCO for being of such special cultural or physical significance that it has ‘Outstanding Universal Value’.

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The 135th Anniversary of the Forth Bridge

A feat of engineering blending functionality and artistry, the Forth Bridge celebrates 135 years in March 2025,

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Forth Bridge in World's First UNESCO Trail

The world’s first ever UNESCO trail, bringing together some of Scotland’s most iconic sites including the Forth Bridge, has been launched.

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Forth Bridge included in unique UK UNESCO Sites on new illustrated map

Discover the Forth Bridge & 57 other UNESCO sites in the UK and crown dependencies on a new illustrated map. Download from the UK National Commission for UNESCO

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Getting Married at the Forth Bridges

With sweeping vistas of the Firth of Forth and countless epic photo opportunities, getting married by the Forth Bridges guarantees a unique and memorable day.

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Three Bridges, Three Ways

Three bridges, three centuries, and three unforgettable ways to experience them - by road, rail and boat!

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