Best places: Tourist attractions in Stirling, United Kingdom

👍👍 Incredible day! 8 year old grand daughter's first Munro & ascent up the Ptarmigan route. Absolutely stunning, so lucky to experience an inversion! Loved this hill, nice to manage a loop instead of there & back. Definitely be doing more of Scotland's gorgeous hills in the years to come with these 2....

Scenic, 10-m. cascade on the River Falloch with a modern art installation/observation deck.

12th-century castle & former Renaissance royals palace, with great hall & regimental museum.

Elaborate Victorian stone tower commemorating William Wallace, displaying his 2-handed sword.

👍👍 This place would always get a five star for its history aspect. To visit it there's a main road you can park a car on. Plenty space for wheel chair users to cross the bridge. The forth river runs under neath the bridge. Photos attached. Just in general a lovely place to visit with the kids tell them...

👍👍 Great wee walk 40 mins each way, quite steep at the start but it levels out pretty much for most of the walk. Bring waterproof shoes as it can be very boggy. Stunning views of Loch Lomond on a nice day, and make sure you persist to the unique rocks formation at the end of the walk.

Historic, sizable bronze sculpture depicting an axe-wielding King Robert the Bruce on his war horse.

Audio-visual presentations and informative history exhibitions exploring the medieval battle site.

Boat trips to a 13th-century island monastery in a scenic setting with rare wildlife and plants.

Scenic park with walking paths, an open field, tennis courts and a skate park, plus playgrounds

Storytelling tours of a stone Victorian prison with a tower overlooking the town & countryside.

👍 It's not the tallest hill, or the most challenging but the view from the top is fantastic. Starting from the large car park at the bottom, a walk up and back down can be done in an hour, if you want to enjoy the views and explore the rock formations, then give it 2 hours. The steepest part is at the...

Victorian museum housing European art and artefacts, plus British pewter and local history exhibits.

👍👍 Absolutely beautiful place. We walked a few miles along Loch Katrine, saw the lovely steam ship pass by a couple of times. The road surface is perfect for cycling so we will do that next time. Toilets were brand new and clean. Really well maintained place so definitely worth paying the reasonable pa...

Leafy park featuring an adventure playground, seasonal paddling pool & path to the Wallace Monument.

👍 Park in the Sainsbury's car park.your allowed 3 hours.. using Google maps it will take you to it if you set it to Walking mode. Steep climb up steps if you take the right path from car park.going to the left is a steady climb up. Goog maps will guide you either way. Allow the voice settings as it is...

👍 A very well kept castle ruin. Plenty of parking available nearby and seems to be popular with tourists and locals alike. An excellent place to explore or walk the dog. There are danger notices around the site but I didn’t see anything out of ordinary for a castle ruin site. Well worth a visit if you...

👍 Came here after a long day in Edinburgh. Needed some peace and quiet and a place to walk our dog. We stayed in nearby Cambusbarron and knew this place from our first visit in Stirling - we've seen it from top of the Castle. There's small free parking place right next to the road a the northwestern...

Educational museum of regiment's history, includes uniforms, weapons and soldiers' personal items.

Circa 12th-c. castle, renovated in the 18th c. & now part of the University of Stirling campus.