Top Tips: 24 hours in Stirling
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Stirling CastleThe Palace Apartments have recently been restored to their 16th century Renaissance glory with a richness and grandeur of the princely residence of King James V. |
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The National Wallace MonumentCommemorating the life of William Wallace in its exhibition, the monument overlooks the scene of his victory at The Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. |
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Bannockburn Heritage CentreThis world-famous site of a bloody battle in the Wars of Independence between Scotland and England in 1314, is now a Heritage Centre where you can experience the epic encounter in an audio-visual show and exhibition. |
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Stirling Old Town JailJail tours hosted by characters such as a prison warden and Stirling’s notorious hangman, show what life was like for the unfortunate inmates at the authentic Victorian Stirling Old Town Jail.
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The Smith Art Gallery and MuseumFeaturing permanent and visiting exhibitions and collections, this gallery and museum tells the story of Stirling, as well as showcasing various artefacts from around the region including the world's oldest football and curling stone. |
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MacRobert Arts CentreLocated on the stunning campus of the University of Stirling the centre has a programme of events including art exhibitions, dance music, theatre, films, workshops and plenty of activities for children. |
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The TolboothBilling itself as Stirling's venue for music and the arts, the Tolbooth features live performances from some of the country's most promising artists - as well as those visiting these shores. |
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Eating outStirling has cosy pubs, such as The Birds and The Bees, a former farmhouse near the National Wallace Monument, and also stylish establishments like Adamo which serves Scottish and European dishes in a smart setting. Visit Scotland Food and drink to find more places to dine in Stirling. |
