Stirling: The Centre of scottish history
Stirling, a name believed to originate from a Scots term meaning ‘struggle’ or ‘strife’. Visit the site of the 1314 Battle of Bannockburn, Scotland’s fight for independence. Learn the spectacular legend of William Wallace, arguably the most celebrated figure within Scottish culture. End your day with a tour of the outstanding Stirling Castle, one of Scotland’s finest examples of medieval architecture.
What to expect: Historical information driven tour, interactive family-friendly displays at Bannockburn, 246 steps at Wallace monument – for those with suitable fitness.
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8.30am
Edinburgh Pickup
1 hour → 9.30am
Bannockburn
2.5 Hours → 12pm
Wallace Monument – Lunch Break
3 Hours → 3pm
Stirling Castle
3 Hours → 6pm
Travel back to Edinburgh