The Royal Opening of the Forth Bridge

On a windy Tuesday 4th March 1890, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived by train at Forth Bridge station for the opening ceremony of the Forth Bridge.

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Blackness Castle

Blackness Castle is one of Scotland’s most impressive strongholds. Over the years, it’s served as a royal castle, prison, armaments depot and film location.

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Itinerary | Icons of Engineering

The Forth Bridges are surrounded by fascinating spots for engineering enthusiasts. There’s The Falkirk Wheel, Royal Yacht Britannia, The Secret Bunker & more.

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Itinerary | Icons of Engineering

The Forth Bridges are surrounded by fascinating spots for engineering enthusiasts. There’s The Falkirk Wheel, Royal Yacht Britannia, The Secret Bunker & more.

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Dunfermline

Visit Dunfermline for a wonderful vibe from the new and the old, with historic buildings, gardens, a museum and library and a thriving arts and culture scene.

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South Queensferry

Visit South Queensferry for a day out rich in history with plenty to see and do on both land and water.

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House of the Binns

The House of the Binns (house of the hills) is a 17th-century historic house set in 200 acres of beautifully landscaped parkland with panoramic views.

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Edinburgh

Visit Edinburgh to discover a vibrant city which effortlessly combines the old & the new. It can largely be covered on foot & offers a range of attractions.

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Queensferry Crossing: Origin & Early Development

Discover the Queensferry Crossing origins & early development - why the crossing was needed and the strategic stakeholders involved.

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Story so far: six years of non-stop progress

Read about the remarkable progress of the bridge - just six years between the debating chamber and all three bridge towers appearing above the water line.

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Michael Martin

Meet the FCBC Project Director (Queensferry Crossing)

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War Memorial Trail Stop

The North Queensferry War Memorial is a stop on the Forth Bridges Trail. Visit to remember those who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars.

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Town Pier Trail Stop

Visit the Town Pier on the Forth Bridges Trail. Once known as North Queensferry Pier and then Signal Pier, it has an interesting history.

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Port Edgar Marina Trail Stop

Port Edgar Marina is a stop on the Forth Bridges Trail. Visit for boat trips, views out onto the estuary, retail therapy and great places to eat and drink.

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Forth Bridges Lighthouse Museum

North Queensferry is home to a miniature light tower and tiny museum. From here, you can stroll along the piers.

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