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In North Queensferry there is Deep Sea World, with its underwater tunnel where the sea life can be viewed from below. There are also many pools and tanks with other fish and animals. Also you can not fail to admire the Forth Rail Bridge built in 1890, it's a testament to the engineers and designers who built it.
North Queensferry is also ideally situated for walking along the Fife Coastal Path, and enjoying the fine coastal views. It is also ideally sited to enjoy bird watching - there are mud-flats for wading birds and cliffs where fulmars can often be seen.
The village is close to Rosyth from where the ferry to Zeebrugge sails.
Edinburgh is a 20 minute train journey away and is a beautiful, historic city where there is lots to see and do especially in August, when the Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe takes place.
Other places of interest in the city are Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, Royal Yacht Britannia and the new Scottish Parliament Building.
In Fife there is St Andrews, which is not only the home of golf but also a historic university town and compact enough to make all its attractions within easy walking distance of the town centre.
The East Neuk of Fife with its small pretty fishing villages is not far away. Other attractions in Fife include the ancient capital of Scotland - the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, the historic Village of Culross, Falkland Palace and Knockhill Racing Circuit.
