People love prints of the Kelpies in Falkirk, Scotland, because of the sculptures’ striking blend of modern art, mythology, and industrial history, as well as their stunning visual impact. The Kelpies have become an iconic landmark, offering a unique representation of Scotland’s cultural heritage, craftsmanship, and natural beauty. These towering horse-head sculptures captivate the imagination … Read more
Imagine a world where myth and modernity meet under the celestial canvas of the night sky. This is what awaits you at The Kelpies in Falkirk, an awe-inspiring sight like no other. As darkness descends, these colossal steel sculptures transform into luminous beacons, casting an ethereal glow over the waters of the Forth and Clyde … Read more
The home of Falkirk’s iconic Kelpies in Scotland has shocked fans and supporters with the news of a loss of £600,000 a year despite being one of Scotland’s most popular tourist attractions. The 300-hectare site costs £2.1m to maintain every year but generates an income of just £1.5m from its cafes and visitor centre, Kelpie … Read more
The Kelpies in Helix Park are 30 metre high sculptures of two Clydesdale horses , Duke and Baron , a unique tribute to the horses that used to pull freight barges along the Union Canal and the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland in the 19th century . Designer Andy Scott is from Glasgow . … Read more