Culross Pier is a historic pier located on the Firth of Forth in Culross, Fife, Scotland. The pier dates back to the 16th century and was originally used for the export of salt and the import of goods such as wine and timber. Today, it is a popular tourist destination, offering stunning views of the Forth Bridges and the surrounding coastline. Visitors can walk along the pier, enjoy a meal at the pier's restaurant, or take a boat trip from the pier to explore the Firth of Forth. The pier is also a great spot for fishing and birdwatching.
Nice old pier that you can walk across and relax. You have to cross railway tracks to get to it but there is a crossing.
Beautiful walk out to the peir and a lovely little village many things to see here free carpark right on the sea front
Always nice for a stroll. Now being developed for visitors in small sailboats. A great asset to the village.
We love a visit to Culross. The pier is accessed by going over a train line. A lovely coastal walk and you have the Palace and Abbey there too.
Simple, rugged pier, that is restored by the locals. Just an awesome place to relax and watch the water run by - or enjoy a treat from Bessie's
lovely walk along railway path Great playback if you have young children or grandchildren
Good for kids
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Nice old pier that you can walk across and relax. You have to cross railway tracks to get to it but there is a crossing.
Beautiful walk out to the peir and a lovely little village many things to see here free carpark right on the sea front
Always nice for a stroll. Now being developed for visitors in small sailboats. A great asset to the village.
We love a visit to Culross. The pier is accessed by going over a train line. A lovely coastal walk and you have the Palace and Abbey there too.
Simple, rugged pier, that is restored by the locals. Just an awesome place to relax and watch the water run by - or enjoy a treat from Bessie's
lovely walk along railway path Great playback if you have young children or grandchildren
