Westrigg, West Lothian

Flower Delivery to West Lothian with Clare Florist

Also known as Linlithgowshire, West Lothian is a historic county and one of the 32 council areas of Scotland. Under the Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994, West Lothian was created in 1996. It has a total of 7 towns and several villages.

Hopetoun House & Estate    

Hopetoun House & Estate is the finest stately home in Scotland in rural Estate Hopetoun. Because of its grand architecture and amazing gardens, filled with a huge variety of flowers in West Lothian, it has become a magnificent location for weddings. When visiting Hopetoun House & Estate, be sure to check out the Tearoom, book holiday accommodation and enjoy various outdoor activities. Amidst a breathtaking setting, communing with nature is the perfect pastime. Breathe in the fresh air and feast your eyes to a wide array of colourful and vibrant West Lothian flowers.

Linlithgow Palace

Although all that remains are ruins of the original structure, Linlithgow Palace can still take your breath away. Set in a park beside a loch, it’s undeniably a sight to behold. Exploring the grounds will take you to the magnificent great hall that, although roofless, still showcases the very reason why the palace makes a great impression then and now. Other features to note include the oriels, the fountain that resembles a 3-tiered wedding cake, and several sculptures. Set in the midst of a cluster of flowers in West Lothian, the stone-carved figures certainly presents an awe-inspiring display.

Cairnpapple Hills

Throughout its existence since 3000 BC, Cairnpapple Hills have been used in a variety of ways. It was first a ceremonial site, later became a Bronze-Age burial site, and then a unique holy place. Although devoid of West Lothian flowers, its vast stretch of green can still take your breath away. And, since the summit lies 312 m above sea level, it gives you a stunning view of central Scotland. On a good day, you can also see as far as Goat Fell and Aran. Other features on the hills include the henge monument, which is a classic example of a Neolithic ceremonial monument and the concrete dome where death and burial practices of the Bronze Age are shown.

Polkemmet Country Park

The park was developed on the estate of Polkemmet House, which was demolished during the 1960s. It was in 1978 when the estate was bought by West Lothian District Council, and in 1981 was opened to the public. The park sits on the upper part of the River Almond that rises near Hearthill and then courses through the park. Most of the park is occupied by a golf course and driving range, while the rest is occupied by various walking and picnic facilities. An extensive collection of trees with different species adds to the allure of the country park as a walking destination.

Apart from well-maintained grounds, another notable feature is “The Horn”, a 24-metre high sculpture at the north-east corner. When it’s windy, The Horn plays music, poetry and quotes.

There are plenty of places of interest in West Lothian that are worth seeing. As a county that borders the City of Edinburgh , North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, Scottish Borders and Falkirk, it can be considered a jump-off point to other must-visit locations. If there’s a flower shop in the area, it is can also serve as starting point for when you want to send flowers to West Lothian and outside.

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