Description
Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway is a heritage railway in Scotland located on the south shore of the Firth of Forth. Developed since 1979, it now welcomes over 60,000 visitors each year aboard nostalgic steam and heritage diesel trains. It also houses Scotland’s largest railway museum, offering a rich and immersive railway experience.
Visitors can enjoy steam and heritage diesel train rides between Bo'ness and Manuel in the scenic Forth Valley. Special experiences include Afternoon Tea on a Steam Train, Murder Mystery Trains, a Driver Experience Day where you control a historic locomotive for 10 miles, and entry to the Museum of Scottish Railways with its collection of vehicles, archives, and artefacts. Facilities include a large free car park with accessible spaces, Station Buffet serving hot and cold food and drinks, picnic areas, toilets at the station and museum, and a gift shop.
Standard Class fares are £17 for Adults, £10.00 for Children, and Infants are free (no seat allocated). First Class Afternoon Tea costs £45 for Adults and £33 for Children (2–15), while Private Compartments are £85 for up to 6 passengers. Private hire is available for milestone birthdays, weddings, and special occasions, with pricing details available on the website.
Overall, Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway offers a nostalgic journey through Scotland’s railway heritage. With steam train rides, immersive special events, and an extensive museum, it delivers both entertainment and education. It is an ideal attraction for families, railway enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a memorable heritage experience in the Forth Valley.
0.23 miles
