Half a mile from the pub lies the campus of what is said by many to be the most beautiful university in Britain. This link not only lets you view the campus grounds but you can see what it has to offer students as well. The university lets out holiday accommodation in summer. stir.ac.uk

 

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It’s only a mile from our pub to the centre of town but you can click this link for a taste of what our beautiful town has to offer

Stirling.co.uk

 

 

 

Or why not explore more of Scotland by visiting the Scottish Tourist Board site at scottish.heartlands.org

Links to other interesting or related web sites

Our beers are brewed in Scotland from the finest ingredients by the Belhaven Brewery who have been brewing the finest ales since 1719. Visit their Web site and have a look around.

Belhaven.co.uk
Wallace Sword

The Wallace Sword

This mighty double handed broadsword (Left) is said to be have been carried by the Scottish patriot in battle.

The sword is on public display within the National Wallace Monument.

 

Photograph reproduced by kind permission of Ms L Wallace of Rothesay

 serving the

Local community
Text Box: Carse Thistle Boys FC (Founded 1977) The pub sponsers the under 9 yr olds boys football team (above) and propritor Mrs Billett is seen here presenting new tracksuits carrying The William Wallace logo to the team. The club have enjoyed many successes including winning the Scottish Cup in 1986, and were finalists in 1984 and 1987. The lads have also won tournaments throughout Britain and further afield including Holland and France. Many boys who began playing football with the club have gone on to become professional players with senior clubs with some gaining full international caps playing for Scotland.

Why not visit the link below to learn more about Scotland. Be sure to visit the Stirling services page if you are looking for somewhere to stay in the area

www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk

At The William Wallace we are always pleased to support  local enterprise.

On this link you’ll find a portfolio of contemporary Scottish paintings and illustrations based on Scottish history, legend and mythology created by local artist brothers Kevin and Fraser Jackson.

As well as some of the more famous characters of Scottish history like Robert the Bruce and William Wallace, you’ll find less well know individuals such as Earl Beardie and Thomas Weir. There are depictions of highland heroes like Rob Roy and Flora MacDonald, as well as a whole gallery devoted to Scottish saints, including Andrew the Apostle, Queen Margaret, Ninian of Whithorn and others.

www.scottishrealms.com