Kinneil House

Off Provost Rd, western outskirts of Bo'ness, EH51 0PR

07780 218 632
 

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Kinneil House can be explored by guided tour. Tours take place on Saturdays throughout summer and must be booked in advance. You can visit the grounds and museum year-round without booking.

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Opening times

You can visit the grounds and museum year-round without booking.

Museum opening times:
Daily except Tues, 12.30pm to 4pm.

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Facilities

A wintry view across the loch to Linlithgow Palace.

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Linlithgow Palace
The ruined remains of Culross Abbey next to the well preserved Parish Church.

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Culross Abbey
A photograph of a building that has been built in different phases, on a sunny day.

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Torphichen Preceptory
A grass covered dome-shaped tomb, surrounded by a few stone slabs

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Cairnpapple Hill
The very complete Westquarter dovecot is surrounded by a hedge and trees.

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Westquarter Dovecot
General view of Blackness Castle with Forth Rail Bridge in background

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Blackness Castle
The imposing Clackmannan Tower framed by trees.

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Clackmannan Tower
Castle Campbell seen from a distance, revealing its surrounding woodland and commanding view over the countryside.

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Castle Campbell
The high dining room in Argyll

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Argyll’s Lodging
The remarkable sun-lit facade of Mar

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Mar's Wark
A general view of Trinity House.

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Trinity House
A white cottage with two chimneys and a red roof

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Sunnybrae Cottage
A distant view of Smailholm Tower.

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Smailholm Tower
A general exterior view of MacLellan’s Castle.

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MacLellan’s Castle
A general view of Spynie Palace.

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Spynie Palace
A general view of Duff House’s facade.

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Duff House

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