There are a number of convincing reasons why trips to West Lothian, especially to Livingston, are usually a good idea. Someone may ask: What are they? Let me just name a few things to do in Livingston:

• rich history,
• diverse population,
• plenty of services, and
• wide open areas.

See what's going on and where you can stay, eat, and play during your stay. Immediately plan your next weekend trip, family holiday, or relaxing retreat to West Lothian.

A variety of Fun Things to Do

Learn about the diverse cultures that make up our nation. Wander across Scotland's modern shopping malls, historic downtowns, and quaint hamlets.

The food and drink are both top-notch. Bathgate, a bustling Scottish town surrounded on all sides by gently sloping hills, is a traditional place in every sense of the word. Find out more about its past and look into the present to see what it has to offer.

Scotland is home to several historic communities that are known for their golfing prowess and their warm hospitality to visitors.

A Magnificent Relic from the Past Linlithgow is a historic town that successfully combines modern amenities with its historic charm by offering visitors a wide range of interesting sights, activities, and places to eat and drink.

Superb for the Retail Industry The county town of West Lothian is Livingston, and it's a great place to spend the day since it's a modern, lively hub with much to see and do for both tourists and locals.

Amidst Broxburn and Uphall

All year long, entry is completely free. This West Lothian treasure is perhaps the best-kept secret in the area, lying between Broxburn and East Calder.

Linlithgow

Near Linlithgow, over a total area of 370 hectares (913 acres), you may partake in a wide variety of exciting pursuits. Admission is free, and it's open all year.

Parking is extremely limited and will be strictly monitored, so please plan accordingly. Visitors who have paid to see the castle and gardens are the only ones allowed inside. Explore the inside of a medieval fortress that has been maintained to a large extent and was formerly used to protect the region surrounding the Firth of Forth. A stunning setting that portrayed the infamous Fort William in the Outlander TV series.

Western Calder

Everyone, no matter their age, can find something to enjoy at the Five Sisters Zoo. Take a trip to the center of West Lothian and spend some time enjoying the countryside there.

Torphichen Preceptorium

Torphichen The building itself is off-limits, but the grounds are open for exploration. We are making significant efforts to gradually reopen the places you appreciate while keeping everyone safe. Church's tower and transepts, were initially built in the 13th century by the Knights Hospitaller of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem but extensively renovated in recent centuries.

Kirknewton

Just west of Edinburgh lies Jupiter Artland, a contemporary sculpture park that has received a number of prizes. Jupiter Artland spans 100 acres of grassland, woodland, and indoor exhibition space, and features more than 30 permanent and one-of-a-kind site-specific artworks. The site also has a well-planned calendar of events and exhibitions throughout the year.

Whitburn

The flying demonstrations at Professor Hoot's Owl School happen every day, rain or shine, and you may learn about owls from all around the world.

Wooded walking routes, a play area, picnic, and BBQ facilities, a visitor center, a golf course, a driving range, a bowling green, and the Scottish Owl Centre can all be found in this popular 68-hectare (168-acre) tourist destination near Whitburn.