Town centre first
Arrive at Grahamston, use the mapped pubs, then allow 25-30 minutes for the walk to the North Stand.
Scottish Premiership · Falkirk
The Falkirk Stadium · 6 Stadium Way · FK2 9EE
Make a day of it
Falkirk works best as a town-centre-and-walk trip, while drivers need a booked space because the stadium car park is not available to general away supporters.
Arrive at Grahamston, use the mapped pubs, then allow 25-30 minutes for the walk to the North Stand.
Reserve private parking or confirm the college overflow, allowing extra time for A9/A904 works.
Stay centrally and add Callendar House, The Kelpies or the Falkirk Wheel with separate local transport.
10:30-11:30 - arrive for Callendar House or settle into Falkirk town centre.
12:15 - use Behind The Wall, the Wheatsheaf or another mapped option.
14:05 - begin the walk to the North Stand, allowing for signed diversions.
17:00 - walk back to Grahamston while stadium traffic clears.
The Falkirk map covers Behind The Wall and the Wheatsheaf as the clearest current visiting choices. The Railway Tavern is convenient for Grahamston but visibly Falkirk-popular, so it remains check-first.
Callendar House and Park are the easiest additions close to town and the stadium. The Kelpies and Falkirk Wheel are major attractions but sit in different directions, so allow extra travel time and verify opening details.
Premier Inn Falkirk East is on the Grangemouth side and is a practical driving base. The Macdonald Inchyra Hotel is farther east and suits motorists more than rail travellers.
The Orchard Hotel is in the centre near the pub cluster and Grahamston route. Park Hotel Falkirk is west of the centre and may suit visitors arriving via Falkirk High; check the walk or taxi plan.
Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 13 September 2026.