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Discover the fascinating origins of this town, named after the remarkable Queen of Scotland, St. Margaret. Picture this: back in the 11th century, she had the brilliant idea to set up a ferry service across the magnificent Firth of Forth. For centuries, this ferry was the lifeline connecting people and communities. But then, in 1964, a magnificent engineering feat stole the show – the completion of the iconic Forth Road Bridge. The arrival of this marvel of human ingenuity forever changed the town, leaving behind a legacy of progress and innovation.Map & Climate
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Queensferry East
In Queensferry East neighborhood, a visit to the Royal Mile on the High Street is a must, as it's the oldest part of town, spanning a mile and a quarter from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace. Free museums and art galleries, such as "The People's Story" and The Museum of Childhood, are available along the Royal Mile. Rabbie's Tours offers a 10% discount with a provided code. Nearby film locations from the TV series Outlander can be found within 20-30 minutes, and a map with directions can be supplied. A full-day trip to St Andrews, known for its famous golf course, is recommended before returning.Popular Foods



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