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By Train

Larbert train sign

You can catch a train to Larbert from many stations including Dunblane, Alloa,Stirling, Fallkirk, Edinburgh and Glasgow. From there you can walk to Forth Valley Royal Hospital or catch the 6, 7, 59, H3, H4, H4a or H5 bus services.Travel is free on 'H' prefix services or you can buy a PLUSBUS ticket with your train ticket for travel on all bus services.

Rail Services Guide (pdf, 2mb) 

Rail Services leaflet front cover

This leaflet shows you how to travel to Forth Valley Royal Hospital by rail. Alternatively you can plan your journey with Traveline online.

Contact the Hospital

Forth Valley Royal
Stirling Road
Larbert
FK5 4WR

Phone: 01324 566 000

Or contact NHS Forth Valley by email

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