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Blackness Castle photos often show its long form beside the water.

Blackness Castle tickets are sold by the attraction’s operator for a dated visit.

Blackness Castle stands beside the Firth of Forth near Linlithgow.

A day trip from Edinburgh to the Highlands can give you wide scenery, small stops and a long period on the road.

Day trip tours from Edinburgh suit people who want the transport and route, plus guiding planned together.

Day trips from Edinburgh by train are most useful when the arrival station gives you a clear route to what you want to do.

Day trips from Edinburgh work best when one place gives the day its purpose.

Half day trips from Edinburgh need a short journey and one main purpose.

A Loch Ness day trip from Edinburgh is a long-distance excursion, with a large part of the day spent travelling.

An Edinburgh to Linlithgow bus can suit a visitor starting close to the route or wanting another option to the railway.

The Edinburgh to Linlithgow train is a useful route for a palace visit without town-centre parking.

Plan Edinburgh to Linlithgow as one journey.

Linlithgow buses can help with local connections.

Linlithgow parking includes limited palace spaces, public town car parks and the station car park.

Linlithgow station parking is listed as free in the rail operator’s record.

A Linlithgow to Bo'ness bus can be part of a local visit.

A train from Linlithgow to Edinburgh can make the return simple.

Linlithgow Loch fishery manages fishing on the loch.

The Linlithgow Loch walk is a loop around the water.

Linlithgow Loch sits beside the palace and open parkland.

Linlithgow parks offer two different kinds of day: the Peel beside the palace and a separate countryside visit such as Beecraigs.

Linlithgow walks range from a loch loop to a short town route.

Linlithgow Palace photos can show the stone rooms and court, plus loch.

Linlithgow Palace tickets are sold by the attraction’s operator for a dated visit.

Compare annual palace attendance, download the source-linked data and find dated facts on entry, the loch, transport and nearby sights.

The Battle of Linlithgow Bridge took place on 4 September 1526.

The burgh hall in Linlithgow is a civic landmark known as the Burgh Halls.

Linlithgow Canal Centre has a towpath and canal basin.

Linlithgow Cross Well is a carved stone landmark in the town centre.

This Linlithgow map helps you place the palace, loch, station, Cross and canal in one town visit.

Linlithgow brings a palace, a loch and a historic town into one day.

St Michael's Church in Linlithgow, the historic parish church, stands by the palace approach.

Things to do in Linlithgow include the palace, town heritage, loch paths and canal.

The local source lists the Linlithgow artisan market as a monthly Saturday event.

Linlithgow jousting is a summer event in the palace grounds.

The Linlithgow Marches celebrates and inspects the burgh’s historic boundaries.

A Linlithgow night market needs a dated notice before it can be the reason for your trip.

What’s on in Linlithgow changes with the date and the organiser.

Bed and breakfast in Linlithgow can suit a short stay with a set morning routine.

Holiday cottages in Linlithgow can give you a kitchen and shared living space.

Linlithgow hotels can give you a base near the palace and loch, plus railway.

Linlithgow lodges can suit a countryside break with shared space and outdoor time.