Bonnybridge, Falkirk

Flower Delivery Bonnybridge with Clare Florist

Falkirk lies midway between Edinburgh and Glasgow . It's located in the heart of Scotland where there are excellent motorway and rail links and even two international airports within close distance. One of the towns within this area is Bonnybridge , a small town situated near the Bonny Water.

History lovers will enjoy a section of the Antonine Wall, which is located south-east of Bonnybridge. It's a remnant of Rough Castle Fort and the most complete of the surviving Romart forts of the wall.

Bonnybridge became known in recent years due numerous “UFO sightings.” It is also part of the “Falkirk Triangle.”

History

During the industrial revolution of the 19th century, Bonnybridge experienced great development. Several of the industries that were established in the area include chemical manufacturing, paper milling, refractory brick manufacture, sawmilling and whisky distilling.

The iron foundries were the most important establishments in Bonnybridge. The products from these foundries were transported though the Forth & Clyde Canal to local markets, as well as to Glasgow for export.

The town is served well by rail. Both the Glasgow to Edinburgh and Carlisle to Perth lines are located nearby. Bonnybridge became a centre for industrial production thanks to the canal and rail links.

Accommodation

There are several accommodation options in town should you go on a romantic holiday or a weekend getaway. If opting for the former, don't forget present Bonnybridge flowers to set a romantic tone. If  you can't buy flowers in Bonnybridge, you can also opt to send flowers to Bonnybridge if you wish.

Attractions & Landmarks

St Helen's Church – a Gothic-style structure located on High Street. Inside, the walls are made of Thornliedyke stone and the stained-glass memorial windows lend a lovely splash of colour to the church. St Helen's can sit approximately 400 people.

High Bonnybridge Historical Walk

This walk begins at the Bonnybridge Community Centre and runs for three miles – or five kilometres – all the way to Bonnyside House and back. Among the sites you'll see on this walk are:

Nearby Attractions

Antonine Wall – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a remnant of Rough Castle Fort.

Callendar House – set in Callendar Park. Among the permanent displays in the house are The Story of Callendar House, a history covering the 11th to 19th centurues, The Antonine Wall, Rome's Northern Frontier and Falkirk: Crucible of Revolution 1750-1850.

Palacerigg County Park – features rare breeds, wildlife and Millennium longhouses. Environmental education and a kids playpark are also provided. Among the rare breeds found here are Eriskay ponies, North Ronaldsay and Boreray Sheep, Shetland and white park cattle, Bagot and Guernsay goats, Tamworth pigs and Scots grey and Scots sumpy poultry.

If you want to greet someone a happy birthday in town, you can contact us to send flowers to Bonnybridge! We have a wide range of blooms perfect for birthdays and other celebrations as well. So, when you want to surprise a special someone or a family member, order flowers for delivery to Bonnybridge from us and it will get to the recipient the next day.

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