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There are a large number of Bed and Breakfast establishments within walking distance from the pub where all the local landladies make visitors welcome throughout the year. If this type of accommodation is what you’re looking contact us and we’ll try to help.
Alternatively, visit Stirling.co.uk from the Links page for a full range of accommodation in the area. |
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Things to do and see in our area |
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The National Wallace Monument Monument to William Wallace (1270-1305) Scotland's national hero. Defeated the English army at Stirling (1297) and later captured and executed in 1305. Wallace’s story was made even more famous in the film Braveheart starring Mel Gibson. The monument is open to the public with spectacular views from the top of the 220 ft tower. |
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Around and about in Braveheart country |
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Stirling Castle At the head of Stirling’s historic old town, and considered by many to be the grandest of all Scotland’s castles. The castle has strong links with Mary Queen of Scots who was crowned in the chapel in 1543 and her son the future James VI was baptised here in 1566. |
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The summer blooms in front of the bar. A riot of colour all summer long and admired by many. |
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King Robert The Bruce (1274-1329) Proclaimed King of Scots after the execution of Wallace. Defeated the English army of Edward II at the Battle of Bannockburn (1314) This statue can be seen at the battlefield site where the visitor centre is open to the public. |
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serving the Local community |