Images of Scotland Grangemouth

The Royal Bank of Scotland building in Grangemouth Grangemouth is midway between Glasgow and Edinburgh, 3 miles ( 4.8km ) to the east of Falkirk, 5 miles ( 8.0km ) to the west of Bo'ness  and 13 miles ( 20.9 km ) south-east of Stirling Originally a bustling port with trade through the Forth and Clyde Canal  nowadays Grangemouth is focused on the petrochemical industry in particular the large Ineos oil refinery - one of the largest in Europe Grangemouth Port is one of the main ports in the UK with the largest container terminal in Scotland

The Royal Bank of Scotland building in Grangemouth

The Royal Bank of Scotland building in Grangemouth Geograph - Royal Bank of Scotland Building

Former church in Grangemouth Now the "Earl of Zetland" restaurant.

Town Hall in Grangemouth

Municipal Chambers in Grangemouth

Empire Electric Theatre in Grangemouth

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BIKE RIDE: HELIX AROUND TOWN TOUR - FALKIRK AND GRANGEMOUTH

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Created out of 310 miles ( 500km ) of cycleway, this 16-mile ( 26km ) circular route begins at The Helix and travels past The Kelpies, The
Falkirk Wheel and Callendar Park.
The Helix Around Town Tour ( HArTT ) comprises a fantastic mix of cycleway, towpath and woodland trail with highlights that include
Abbotshaugh Community Woodland, home to art projects including The Human Sun Clock,
Celtic Circle and Love & Kisses.
Other delights to check out are Westquarter Glen, a hidden gorge with waterfalls, a stream and tree
species such as yew, sycamore, oak, holly and larch.
Bird lovers should keep their eyes peeled for dippers, grey wagtails, kingfishers, tawny owls and buzzards.

Visit Falkirk - Helix Round Town Route

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Bo'ness & Grangemouth Gallery  :: Forth & Clyde  & Union Canals Gallery

• Grangemouth - History

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