Linlithgow Palace

... took us to Linlithgow to visit the town where he works. It is about 30min drive from Edinburgh. It was great we went to the Linlithgow Palace which is where Mary Queen of Scots was born. The Palace is in great nic and you can walk all around it. It also ...

... the palace there, which I was told was nice... it was another decent day up here aswell (translation: no rain) so why not? Linlithgow Palace was the birthplace of James V and Mary Queen of Scots, and although its technically "ruined", all four walls are ...

Linlithgow Palace [ISS 3.2] has had it's ups and downs. In 1513 Queen Margaret sat lonely and weeping in one of the towers waiting for her husband James IV to return from Flodden, which of course he never did (down). In 1525 James V and the Earl of ...

We are now living in Linlithgow which is a great town about 15 miles outside of Edinburgh. It has a gorgerous Loch, Linlithgow Palace and the Union Canal going through ...

Linlithgow Palace was one of the royal palaces built during the 1400's through the 1600's. It is probably best known as the place where Mary Queen of Scots was ...

The cathedral next to Linlithgow ...