Crafts and industry

Bean Row Pottery run by Artist Susan Wade-French is situated among a network of atmospheric old rows, closes and wynds in the historic heart of Falkirk. Just off the Cow Wynd and only a few yards away from Falkirk's High Street lies Bean Row Pottery, the building and Street name reflecting a time when the town was a centre for trade in beans, peas and pulses.

Enjoy a 10 mile scenic return steam train journey along the Forth Estuary. Visit the Museum of Scottish Railways and look out for special events, including visits by Thomas the Tank engine.

Bo’ness has been associated with coal mining for over 900 years, and the Bo’ness mining memorial was designed to stand as a monument to this history.

D2 The Creative Centre is a multi-purpose arts centre located in Larbert which houses a large teaching studio, a fantastic exhibition space and 14 artists’ studios.

Based in the heart of Falkirk, Maley's work in small batches to deliver hand crafted, luxurious chocolates. From truffles to bars to lolly pops they only use natural ingredients and flavours to entice and enjoy as a treat or to gift to someone special.

Mannerstons is a café, deli and farm shop As they manufacture their own ice-cream, be sure to get a sample on your visit - you're in for a treat.

Enter into a world like you've never seen before. Meet our Potion Master and be immersed into the creation of potions, wand movements, spells & so much more!

A destination bar located close to the John Muir Way – which has a great kids play area, is dog friendly and is very much part of the local community through their support for key events in Bo’ness such as Roman Week, Silent Film Festival and hosting their own historical talks.

The Milk Barn…Falkirk’s artisan ice cream parlor with kids play area, cycle racks and a fibreglass cow to let your kids practice their milking skills!!