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Places to Visit

Beheading Stone

The Back Walk

Darnley's House

Erskine Marykirk
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Argyll's Lodgings

Scotland's finest surviving renaissance mansion.
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Bannockburn Heritage Centre

Experience the atmosphere of Scotland’s most famous battle –
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Black Boy Fountain

The fountain which sits in the Allan park area of Stirling and is a very well-known and much-loved local landmark.
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Cambuskenneth Abbey

Originally known as the Abbey of St Mary or the Abbey of Stirling.
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Cowane's Hospital

Originally known as Cowane's Hospital, it was built beside the Church of the Holy Rude between 1637and 1649.
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Doune Castle

Built for the Regent Albany, Doune Castle is a magnificent late 14th century courtyard castle.
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Ladies' Rock, Star Pyramid and the Valley

Wander around the atmospheric Holy Rude graveyard and you will see headstones which are hundreds of years old.
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Mar's Wark

Located at the top of Broad Street, on the Castle Wynd, just down from Argyll's Lodging.
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Stirling Castle

Many important events from Scotland's past took place at Stirling Castle.
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Towns & Villages

If the historic town of Stirling is not enough to satisfy your urge to discover sights that are beautiful, inspirational and unique, then explore the outlying areas.
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Stirling Old Town Jail

Visit the jail for a journey through the grim and gruesome history of Crime and Punishment in the Royal Burgh.
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The Old Bridge

This bridge was built over 500 years by Murdoch, Duke of Albany, who was executed on the Beheading Stone.

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