South Queensferry

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Tel code: 0131 | code search
Postcode: EH30 | code search
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Folk Customs:
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The Braehead Basin
The Burry Man

South Queensferry Events

June
RSPB Firth of Forth Seabird Cruises

July
RSPB Firth of Forth Seabird Cruises

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Rooms at Ravenous Beastie
"BEAUTIFUL GUEST HOUSE, LOVELY WELCOME, EXCELLENT FACILITIES, THE OWNER WAS MORE THAN ACCOMODATING, DEFINTELY RECOMMEND.

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Rooms at Ravenous Beastie
"A LOVELY LOCATION WHEN WE ARRIVED BUT OUR DREAMS WERE SHATTERED WHEN WE WERE NOT WELCOMED IN ANYWAY, BY AN ABRUBT GUESTHOUSE OWNER! WHOM SEEMED TO BE HAVING A BAD ..." More

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"I booked the family room at Hawthorne House b&b for one night 3/8/07, the booking was made a couple of days in advance and secured by leaving credit card details. I ..." More

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South Queensferry is an ancient town in Edinburgh in Scotland; it is situated 10 miles north-west of the city-centre on the south shore of the River Forth, the town is nestled between the famous Forth Rail Bridge (opened in 1890) and the Forth Road Bridge (opened in 1964) and sits at the narrowest point of the Forth Estuary directly opposite North Queensferry in Fife. The town developed from its position as an important ferry crossing from c1071, when Queen Margaret of Scotland paid for the ferry service as part of her journey to travel from her residence in Fife to her Chapel in Edinburgh Castle, the town was consequently named after her. South Queensferry was once an important trading and fishing port, today it is a popular tourist resort with a picturesque harbour, a selection of hotels, holiday accommodation, restaurants and pubs with the ‘Hawes Inn’ featured in the novel ‘Kidnapped’ by Robert Louis Stevenson. There is a 9-hole golf course and a museum with history of the ferry and views of the bridges. There are many historical features including the oldest house ‘Black Castle’ dating back to 1626, St. Mary’s Church built 1441, 17th century Phewlands House, Laburnum House, the Tolbooth dating from c1600 and Hopetoun House, one of Scotland’s finest Georgian stately homes, home to the Earls of Hopetoun since 1699

Attraction

Dalmeny House
Dundas Castle
Hopetoun House

Budget

Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry) *book online*

Dentist

Bellstane Dental Care
Dental Surgery
Ferryburn Dental Care

Doctor

South Queensferry Medical Practice

Golf Club

Dundas Park

Pub and Bar

Anchor Inn
Ferry Tap
Moorings
Queens Retreat

Restaurant

Good Fortune Restaurant
Queens Crossing
Queens Spice
The Rail Bridge

School

Dalmeny Primary School
Queensferry High School
Queensferry Primary School

St Margaret’s RC Primary School

Solicitor

Leslie Deans & Co

Taxi

Call Us Cabs
Forth Cars
Hawes Cars
Queensferry Hawes Cars

Venue

Dundas Castle

Sports Clubs

Port Edgar Yacht Club (Sailing)

Shops

Mortons
Lloyds Pharmacy
Nippers Nursery
Data Path
Blackhall Video
Absolutely Blooming
Scruples
Scotmid Co-operative Society
Annabel’s

Places to Stay near South Queensferry

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Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry) (0.89 miles)

Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry)
For shops and local amenities South Queensferry town centre is just a 15 minute walk. An ideal location for Edinburgh Airport, this Premier Inn is just 7 miles away and also has good transport links ... More | visit website
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Rooms at Ravenous Beastie (1.00 miles)

Rooms at Ravenous Beastie

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Centrally located on the High Street, the friendly Ravenous Beastie has free Wi-Fi and en suite bedrooms with flat-screen TVs. Edinburgh city centre is a 15-minute train journey away. There is a ... More

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Priory Lodge (1.02 miles)

Priory Lodge
Whether your visit is for business or pleasure Priory Lodge incorporates all the features you would expect from a four star establishment.

Priory Lodge offers guests home comforts and value for money. Calmyn and Gordon pay ... More | visit website
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Dakota Forth Bridge (1.17 miles)

Dakota Forth Bridge

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Dakota Forth Bridge is the next generation of Dakota following the award winning launch of Dakota Nottingham and Dakota Eurocentral. Designed by award winning hotel designer Amanda Rosa, The Bar ... More

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Innkeepers Lodge (1.43 miles)

Innkeepers Lodge
** ALL OUR RATES INCLUDE COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BUFFET BREAKFAST ** This inn offers a unique opportunity to stay in accommodation that has been immortalised by one of the UK's most celebrated authors, Robert Louis Stevenson. ... More | visit website
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Craigbrae Farmhouse (2.25 miles)

Craigbrae Farmhouse

This family run bed and breakfast is located seven miles from Edinburgh city centre, just 15 minutes by local train links. It is an ideal location for visiting Edinburgh Castle, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Zoo, museums ... More | visit website

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Travelodge Edinburgh Airport (3.90 miles)

Travelodge Edinburgh Airport
Travelodge Edinburgh Airport is located 8 miles from Edinburgh Waverley station, 3 miles from Edinburgh Airport, and places to visit nearby include the Queensferry Museum and Almondell Country Park. This non-smoking hotel features a Bar ... More | visit website
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Norton House Hotel (4.31 miles)

Norton House Hotel

Enjoy the best of both worlds when you arrive at this Victorian mansion. Set amidst 55 acres of secluded parkland and lush green lawns, Norton House is just a short journey from the historic ... More | visit website

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Elgin Hotel (4.32 miles)

Elgin Hotel
The Elgin Hotel is set in the tranquil village of Charlestown 5 minutes from Dunfermline. We are only 25 minutes from Edinburgh and 5 minutes from the motorway an ideal base for business, leisure, sightseeing, ... More | visit website
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Cramond Mill (4.76 miles)

Cramond Mill

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A warm welcome awaits you at Cramond Mill. Comfortably furnished with Antiques and furniture with character. Ideally situated overlooking the River Almond. In the Historic beautiful conservation village of Cramond. ... More

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