Stirling heritage dates back 800 years to the twelfth century, when the town first received the burgh title. The history of Stirling is rich with legends and events from the figure of William Wallace who fought and won the battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 against an occupying English army, to the Battle of Bannockburn where Robert the Bruces defeat of another English army in June 1314 secured Scottish independence.
The Trossachs is an area of woodlands, rivers and mountains stretching from Stirling to Perth. Popular with walkers, canoeists and wildlife enthusiasts it has a wide range of landscapes and villages to explore. The largest village is Callander which has a tourist information and visitors centre as well as plenty of tourist shops, cafes and places to stay. Bridge of Allan is situated less than three miles from the centre of Stirling.
Blair Drummond Safari Park - family safari park near Stirling with over 300 animals and exciting wildlife experiences. Blair Drummond Safari Par...
Doune Castle - historic medieval castle near Stirling and famous filming location for Outlander and Monty Python. Doune Castle is a striking med...
Falls of Dochart - Dramatic river falls in the heart of Killin. The Falls of Dochart are one of the most picturesque natural landmarks in the vi...
Heart of Scotland Distillery - Award-winning small-batch gin and vodka distillery experiences in Clackmannanshire. Heart of Scotland Distillery ...
Loch Katrine Cruises - historic steamship and passenger boat cruises through the spectacular scenery of the Trossachs in Scotland. Loch Katrine ...
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park - Scotland's first national park of lochs, mountains and wild landscapes. Loch Lomond and The Tr...
Stirling Castle - One of Scotland's most historic royal fortresses. Stirling Castle, located in the city of Stirling, is one of the largest ...