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Stirling City guide, including Stirling Hotels
Known as the “gateway to the Highlands,” Stirling is Scotland’s above Abbey Craig, as testament to and in honour of the life and achievements of one of Scotland’s greatest heros, William Wallace. The monument offers a living history introduction to Wallace’s life, bloody and glorious campaign for Scottish freedom, betrayal, trial, and gory death. archaeological and fine art collections that celebrate Scottish history and achievements. important events in Scottish history. The Centre presents a vivid retelling of the 1314 battle in which King Robert Bruce defeated the army of King Edward II, securing freedom for the Scots. Stirling Castle. Built on volcanic rock, the site of the castle had been inhabited by Picts, Romans and Scottish monarch among others, for over eight thousand years. The prehistoric castle has been rumoured to be the setting of the legend of King Arthu’s Camelot, and features tours, exhibitions and living history performances that offer fascinating insight into the lively history of the castle and grounds. use that has witnessed a coronation. Things to do: There are loads of things to do while in Stirling. From fantastic shopping centres to fun amusement parks, Sterling provides entertainment for everyone. home to a plethora of high street names, including Marks & Spencer, Monsoon, Next and the Virgin Megastore. guide led cycle tours for all ages and abilities, taking in the historic town and beautiful surrounding areas. great for kids’ entertainment and home to elephants, rhinos, giraffes, tigers, bears, camels to name a few species of wild fauna, and with an Adventure Park, Pets Farm and performing sea lions shows on offer for all round amusement. Fairy Walk is a must for a guide led walk exploring local legends of Fae folk, or for the brave, the Ghostwalk with Jock Rankine's Spirit Guide meets at the Stirling Town Hall. Food & Drink: Dining in Stirling is an unforgettable experience. No matter what pleases the palate, Stirling’s fine dining sites can satiate anyone’s appetite. daughter run Victoria’s Coffee Shop is a great bet for lunch on the go and casual family dining. lively atmosphere, national and international dining in an authentic farm steading conversion. at the Queen’s Hotel is recommended for traditional dishes in luxurious surroundings. experience. Featuring a unique fusion of Scottish and Austrian cuisine, it is also famed for its warm and hospitable atmosphere. world class cuisine of The Heritage in the sophisticated Park Lodge Hotel. Stirling Hotels & Accommodation: There is a wide range of Hotels and Accommodation available to suit all requirements and budgets in Stirling, from traditional, family run bed and breakfasts to dependable national chains to lavish high end hotels. Entertainment Stirling offers all sorts of entertainment and nightlife, from cinema such as Carlton Cinemas, presenting the latest UK releases, to clubs and bars to family friendly activities including ice skating a the Stirling Ice Rink and ten pin bowling at AMF Bowling or the Stirling Indoor Bowling Centre. Traditional entertainment, including Highland Games and Celtic folk nights of music and dancing, known as celidhs, are in abundance. Stirling enjoys a varied nightlife, with dance clubs including Fubar and Enigma, and traditional pubs such as All that Jazz and O’Neills, both frequented by University of Stirling students. Stirling, and its surrounding areas, is rightly known as Scotland’s birthplace. It cannot be mere coincidence that so many events of great significance to the Kingdom of Scotland occurred within the vicinity of the gateway to the Highlands. Once the area was home or destination to national heroes such William Wallace, Robert Bruce and Mary, Queen of Scots, literary heroes including Rabbie Burns and William Blake, and the villain Rob Roy, and today it is a premier destination for tourists and local visitors alike. Exulting in the breathtaking and unrivalled scenery of the Highlands, proximity to Scotland’s urban centres of Glasgow and Edinburgh and enjoying a range of activities to suit a wide variety of visitors, Stirling is at its heart an essential destination for any enthusiast of Scottish, or wider Celtic history and culture. Biography Name: Maria Williams Website: http://www.sleepuk.com Biography: Maria writes for Sleep UK - providers of hotels in Stirling.
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