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THE FALKIRK WHEEL
 


Emerging from Tunnel under Antonine Wall
The Wheel moving

The Wheel was open by the Queen on 24th May 2002 

The Millennium Link Project  restored the Lowland canals city to city and firth to firth. Now the two canals are linked together with the Falkirk Wheel, which has become one of Scotland’s leading visitor attractions. The original eleven locks could not be reinstated so  the world’s first rotating boatlift was  built, 115ft high equivalent to eight double decker buses stacked on top of each other. There is a tunnel under the Edinburgh & Glasgow railway  and  the Antonine wall  coming out on the aqueduct to the Wheel

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trips on St Magdalene to the Wheel in 2011
 

 Dates still to be announced

 

 

Leave Manse Road Basin Linlithgow 9.30 am; Return to Linlithgow by private bus at 3 pm from Visitor Centre.
Arrive Linlithgow 3.30 pm
                                                                or

Leave Linlithgow by bus from Manse Road Basin 12.30; Arrive Falkirk Wheel 1 pm; leave Visitor Centre by boat 2 pm
Arrive Linlithgow 6 pm

(All arrival times approximate) 
                                           

Price £20  Tea/Coffee and Baking included 

Pre booking required Tel. No. 01506 843194