Stirling is strategically situated at the top of a triangle formed by Glasgow to the south west and Edinburgh to the south east.  Once Scotland’s capital, the city is rich in history and striking architecture.

It was at the 1297 Battle of Stirling Bridge that William Wallace outflanked the English army.  This in turn enabled Robert the Bruce to secure a longlasting independence following the Battle of Bannockburn some years later.

Today the city abounds with Braveheart fans set on recapturing the Scotland of old.  From the famous Stirling Castle atop an extinct volcano, visitors can enjoy superb views of the Forth Valley. 

Stirling is readily accessible from both Glasgow and Edinburgh both by car and public transport.  The city is also well placed for onward travel to Inverness and Aberdeen