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Top 10 places in Stirling
Ranked from real traveller ratings and review counts in our places database. Sights and landmarks are weighted above restaurants and stays so the list shows you what makes Stirling worth visiting.
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Stirling Castle
4.6(35,575 reviews)
Perched in Stirling, this historic site is a 12th-century castle that once served as a Renaissance royal palace. Visitors can explore the impressive Great Hall and a regimental museum within its walls.
Castle Wynd, Stirling FK8 1EJ, UK
Official website - 2Attraction
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
4.8(13,891 reviews)
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is a vast natural attraction in Scotland, offering expansive mountains, water, and countryside. Located near Balloch, it provides excellent opportunities for outdoor pursuits such as walking, climbing, cycling, and sailing. Visitors can explore a diverse landscape perfect for enjoying Scotland's natural beauty.
Balloch, Alexandria G83 8QX, UK
Official website - 3Attraction
The National Wallace Monument
4.7(14,773 reviews)
Perched on Abbey Craig, The National Wallace Monument is an elaborate Victorian stone tower in Stirling, commemorating the Scottish hero William Wallace. This significant attraction showcases his iconic two-handed sword. Visitors can ascend the monument to enjoy expansive views across the Forth Valley.
Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Rd, Stirling FK9 5LF, UK
Official website - 4Attraction
Blair Drummond Safari Park
4.7(9,803 reviews)
Blair Drummond Safari Park is a popular wildlife attraction located near Stirling, offering a full day out for visitors. Open from March to October, it features a boating lake, an adventure playground, and captivating birds of prey displays.
Blair Drummond, Stirling FK9 4UR, UK
Official website - 5Pub
Highland Gate
4.4(3,800 reviews)
The Highland Gate is a popular pub situated on Drip Road in Stirling. This establishment is well-regarded for its welcoming atmosphere and is a suitable spot for a meal in the area.
Drip Rd, Stirling FK9 4UA, UK
Official website - 6Restaurant
The Birds & Bees
4.5(1,979 reviews)
Nestled in a converted farm steading in Stirling, The Birds & Bees is a rustic gastropub offering a British pub menu. Diners can enjoy classic dishes such as steaks in a pleasant setting. It boasts a high Google rating from nearly two thousand reviews.
Easter Cornton Rd, Stirling FK9 5PB, UK
Official website - 7Restaurant
River House Stirling
4.4(2,155 reviews)
Nestled in Stirling's Castle Business Park, River House offers a contemporary waterfront setting for diners. Guests can enjoy seasonal dishes, classic steak and seafood, and afternoon tea. The restaurant is known for its stylish interior, which includes a distinctive Japanese tree and a fireplace.
The Castle Business Park, Stirling FK9 4TW, UK
Official website - 8Restaurant
The Crossed Peels
4.1(3,429 reviews)
The Crossed Peels in Stirling offers a traditional setting for classic British pub fare and a selection of beers. This roomy establishment also provides outdoor seating for patrons. Situated centrally, it's a convenient spot for a meal or a drink.
8 Spittal St, Stirling FK8 1AT, UK
Official website - 9Restaurant
Allan Park - pub, restaurant & coffee house (w/ rooms)
4.6(1,200 reviews)
Allan Park in Stirling is a family-run establishment offering a cosy bar, restaurant, and coffee house, alongside simple lodging. Guests can enjoy lunch in the bar, with rooms including a complimentary breakfast.
20 Allan Park, Stirling FK8 2QG, UK
Official website - 10Landmark
Cambuskenneth Abbey
4.4(570 reviews)
Cambuskenneth Abbey, a historic landmark near Stirling, features the ruins of an abbey established around 1140. Visitors can explore its restored 13th-century bell tower, which is accessible during its seasonal opening. This site offers a glimpse into Scotland's past, set in a tranquil riverside location.
Ladysneuk Rd, Cambuskenneth, Stirling FK9 5NG, UK
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