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South Queensferry MuseumEdinburgh Top 5 in Must-Visit Museums
Edinburgh Top 5 in Must-Visit Museums
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-3 hours
Address: 53 High St, Queensferry, South Queensferry EH30 9HP
mapOfficial website: http://www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk/Venues/Queensferry-Museum.aspx
Phone: +44 131 331 5545
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Queensferry is very beautiful, with its own small beach, a view of the famous bridge, a boat to take you to see different attractions, it is a good place to visit, and the ferry canyon is a good place. You can walk around, to and from the train station.
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Queensferry is very beautiful, with its own small beach, a view of the famous bridge, a boat to take you to see different attractions, it is a good place to visit, and the ferry canyon is a good place. You can walk around, to and from the train station.
South Queensferry is a small town with a long history. In the 12th century, the town got its name because Queen St. Margaret often passed by on the way between Edinburgh and Dunfermline. "South Queensferry" in English means "Queen's Southern Ferry". The Queensferry Museum introduces the history of the town and the construction process of the two surrounding bridges.
South Queensferry is a small town with a long history. In the 12th century, the town got its name because Queen St. Margaret often passed by on the way back and forth between Edinburgh and Dunfermline.
I want to see the New Bridge, so I booked a boat tour from South Queensferry, which only operates in summer. The itinerary lasts for one and a half hours. You can get off the boat to explore an island, and then you can come to this museum to have a look. The main exhibition is The construction history of the bridge.
There are often various exhibitions here, which is very good. Security checks are required when entering the museum, so knives and combustible items are not allowed in