Welcome to Falkirk
A very warm welcome to the east Scotland industrial town of Falkirk.
Falkirk stands proudly between Edinburgh and Glasgow in the Forth Valley, once a major industrial centre for steel and manufacturing, Falkirk produced the traditional pillar post boxes found throughout the UK, now though is most notable for the Falkirk Wheel on the Union Canal.
The town is a great place to stay. Experience many attractions during your visit to this area of Scotland including a monthly farmers market with delicious fresh local produce held on the first Friday of each month in the town centre.
The Falkirk Wheel & Other Attractions
Fancy a trip on the big wheel? The most notable of all attractions in the Falkirk district is, of course, the Falkirk Wheel but there are a number of attractions in the district including Callandar House and the ruins of the Antonine Wall. There's plenty to do in Falkirk for all the family to enjoy.
The Battle Of Falkirk
Historically there were two battles of Falkirk, the first featuring the famous figure of William Wallace at the first battle of Falkirk in 1298 (part of the First War of Scottish Independence) against Edward The First of England, the second battle featured the Jacobites under Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1746. Find Out More About Falkirk's History >
Where To Stay
Looking for somewhere to stay? If you are visiting Falkirk there are many b&b, hotels and self catering cottages in the town, district or within driving distance to Falkirk, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Please browse the selection of available Falkirk accommodation in the Where To Stay section and book direct with no commission.
Maps Of Falkirk
Need To Find Something Quick? With our maps you can find something quickly and easily either at home on your pc, your tablet or on the move with your mobile phone. Browse our maps for accommodation, shops and more!
Click the map to visit the maps section or find Accommodation, Businesses, Events, Places To Eat, Shops & Things To Do!
Town Centre Shopping
Falkirk has a bustling town centre with a diverse range of popular retail outlets and small local businesses. Browse our Falkirk Shopping section for additional information.
Falkirk Borough
Although Falkirk has a population of just over 40,000 the total borough of Falkirk includes the regions of Grangemouth and Stenhousemuir taking the council borough population to 145,000 people.
Falkirk In Sport
Rugby and Football are the two sports followed passionately. Falkirk Rugby Club was established in 1972 and Falkirk Football Club play at the Falkirk Stadium. Also known as 'The Bairns; Falkirk Football Club was established 1876.
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