Kelly’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Stirling Castle is the best period Castle in Scotland, full of fun for the kids and beautiful views over the Forth Valley. Be sure to visit the kitchens and the looms, where artists recreate 16th Century tapestries. Walks from the Castle at the top of the historic Old Town feature Argyll's Lodging and the Church of the Holy Rude as well as a walk down a walled path into town, known as the Back Walk. There is also a great pub called the Portcullis just as you reach the top of the hill leading to the Castle Esplanade.
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Castillo de Stirling
Castle WyndStirling Castle is the best period Castle in Scotland, full of fun for the kids and beautiful views over the Forth Valley. Be sure to visit the kitchens and the looms, where artists recreate 16th Century tapestries. Walks from the Castle at the top of the historic Old Town feature Argyll's Lodging and the Church of the Holy Rude as well as a walk down a walled path into town, known as the Back Walk. There is also a great pub called the Portcullis just as you reach the top of the hill leading to the Castle Esplanade.
Authentic period home full of history! Close to the Castle.
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Argyll's Lodging
Castle HillAuthentic period home full of history! Close to the Castle.
Great fun for kids as it features actors who portray Jailers and a chance to get into a real cell!
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Stirling GhostWalk & Old Town Tour
Saint John StreetGreat fun for kids as it features actors who portray Jailers and a chance to get into a real cell!
An outstanding example of a Medieval Parish church dating from the 15th Century where the infant King James VI was crowned.
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Church of the Holy Rude
Saint John StreetAn outstanding example of a Medieval Parish church dating from the 15th Century where the infant King James VI was crowned.
This is a must see for everyone, if nothing else for the walk and the surrounding woods - beautiful! The monument is no more than a 20 minute walk from the flat where you will pass by the Cambuskenneth Abbey Bell Tower. The Abbey was founded in 1140, and is where Robert the Bruce held his parliaments and is the burial place of James III and Margaret of Denmark in the 1480s.
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Monumento Nacional Wallace
Hillfoots RoadThis is a must see for everyone, if nothing else for the walk and the surrounding woods - beautiful! The monument is no more than a 20 minute walk from the flat where you will pass by the Cambuskenneth Abbey Bell Tower. The Abbey was founded in 1140, and is where Robert the Bruce held his parliaments and is the burial place of James III and Margaret of Denmark in the 1480s.
Interesting history and fun for kids! Informative and interactive experience describing the historic battle of Bannockburn. A short drive away.
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Centro de Visitantes de la Batalla de Bannockburn
Interesting history and fun for kids! Informative and interactive experience describing the historic battle of Bannockburn. A short drive away.
Built in 1703 this is an award winning performance arts and events venue that has hosted many world class musicians, and in the summers host ceilidhs - Scottish Country dances with live music.
It won the prestigious architectural RIBA Award in 2002, Richard Murphy, Architect. It was built on the foundations of a an old jail. During the excavations in 1999-2000, archeologists discovered the burial of Allan Mair, hanged aged 84 on Broad Street just outside, for beating his wife to death in 1843. It is said that his spirit still haunts the building! Be sure to go all the way to the top where the views are stunning.
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The Tolbooth
Jail WyndBuilt in 1703 this is an award winning performance arts and events venue that has hosted many world class musicians, and in the summers host ceilidhs - Scottish Country dances with live music.
It won the prestigious architectural RIBA Award in 2002, Richard Murphy, Architect. It was built on the foundations of a an old jail. During the excavations in 1999-2000, archeologists discovered the burial of Allan Mair, hanged aged 84 on Broad Street just outside, for beating his wife to death in 1843. It is said that his spirit still haunts the building! Be sure to go all the way to the top where the views are stunning.