Best Attractions near Limekilns

Discover the world’s smallest working lighthouse and Scotland’s tiniest museum with stunning views of the iconic Forth Bridges.

Explore Scotland’s national aquarium beneath the Forth Rail Bridge with immersive underwater tunnels and one of Europe’s largest shark collections.

Discover the breathtaking Forth Bridge, an engineering marvel and a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering stunning views and rich Scottish history.

Discover classic cars, iconic movie vehicles, and family-friendly fun at Bo'ness Motor Museum, open weekends in scenic Bo'ness, Scotland.

A 15th-century Gothic landmark blending medieval heritage with contemporary worship in the heart of South Queensferry.

A charming historic harbour with breathtaking views of the iconic Forth Bridges and vibrant maritime culture.

Discover South Queensferry’s heritage with stunning views of the Forth Bridges and engaging local history exhibits.

A well-maintained 9-hole golf course with expert coaching, a welcoming café, and excellent facilities in scenic Linlithgow.

Sail beneath Scotland’s iconic Forth Bridges on a scenic 90-minute cruise to historic Inchcolm Island, spotting seals and seabirds along the way.

Discover Scotland’s rich transport heritage through over 100 vintage buses and vehicles on a vast, scenic site near Dunfermline.

Explore the evocative ruins and historic parish church of Culross Abbey, perched above a picturesque Scottish village steeped in centuries of heritage.

Explore the evocative medieval ruins and vibrant 17th-century heritage of Culross Abbey and its charming historic village near Dunfermline.

Discover Culross Palace, a stunning 17th-century merchant’s house with painted ceilings, terraced gardens, and a village frozen in time on Scotland’s Firth of Forth.

Step into Culross Palace to explore a beautifully preserved 17th-century merchant’s house with stunning painted ceilings and historic gardens.

Explore Linlithgow Palace, the historic birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, and immerse yourself in Scotland's regal past amidst stunning architecture and serene landscapes.

Historic medieval church beside Linlithgow Palace, famed for royal ties and its iconic crown steeple symbolizing Scotland’s spiritual heritage.

Explore Kinneil Estate’s rich tapestry of Roman ruins, Renaissance grandeur, and steam engine innovation in historic Bo'ness.

Explore Linlithgow’s royal heritage and vibrant local history in this accessible, free-entry museum at the heart of the town.

Explore Dalmeny House, Scotland’s pioneering Tudor Gothic Revival mansion with rich history, exquisite art, and stunning Firth of Forth views.

A charming farm shop and café near Edinburgh offering fresh Scottish produce, pick-your-own fruits, and a family-friendly farm park experience.

A striking geological landmark offering panoramic views over West Lothian and Edinburgh’s iconic skyline.

A vibrant indoor playground in Linlithgow offering multi-level soft play fun for children with a relaxing café for parents.

Inchcolm Abbey: A serene escape into Scotland's rich history and breathtaking coastal beauty, perfect for tourists seeking tranquility and exploration.

Explore 370 hectares of woodland, wildlife, and adventure in West Lothian’s largest country park near historic Linlithgow.

Explore one of Scotland’s oldest castles with stunning terraced gardens, historic architecture, and panoramic views over the Firth of Forth.

Central Scotland’s largest indoor karting and laser tag arena offering thrilling electric kart races and immersive combat missions near Edinburgh.

Discover the allure of Eagle Rock, a historical landmark near Edinburgh, where nature and Scottish heritage converge in breathtaking beauty.

Explore Devilla Forest’s tranquil lochs, rare red squirrels, and rich history in this vast Fife woodland sanctuary.

Discover the enchanting Cramond Whale sculpture, where art meets nature on Edinburgh’s scenic coastal foreshore.

Discover the tranquil charm of Cramond Falls, a scenic waterfall retreat along Edinburgh’s River Almond, perfect for peaceful walks and nature escapes.

Walk the tidal causeway to Cramond Island, a historic and scenic escape on Edinburgh’s doorstep, accessible only at low tide.

Experience the magic of Edinburgh with personalized private car tours from Mini Mack Tours, perfect for exploring the city's rich history and stunning landscapes.

Historic seaside charm meets scenic tranquility at Edinburgh’s expansive sandy Cramond Beach on the Firth of Forth.