Stirling Castle at stirling

Attractions:

Heritage Centre
Blair Drummond Safari
Callandar House
Glengoulandie Park
Kilmahog Woolen Mill
Mill Trail
The Old Arcade
The Old Town Jail
Plean Country Park
Rob Roy Visitor Centre
Scottish Wool Centre
The Smith Gallery
Stirling Castle
The Wallace Monument
SS Sir Walter Scott

helicopter flights over Stirling Castle, National Wallace Monument, Loch Lomond and much more. This is a great opportunity to have a bird's eye view of the historic city of Stirling and the superb countryside around it. SEE VIDEO

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Stirling Castle is situated at the head of Stirling's Old Town, mounted high on an old volcanic outcrop. No one can confirm when Stirling castle was first built, but references to it begin to appear in historical records of the early 12th Century. However, these records themselves refer to an earlier occupation of the site. Now introducing Stirling tourist and visitor attractions OnVideo. Click here
The Castle that stands today is recorded to have been built between 1370 and 1750 in various different stages by the numerous different occupants of the stronghold. The varied types of statues and stone carvings that are mounted around the castle walls and on display in the gardens have a wide diversity of sources.
Stirling’s history is probably one of the most famous in the world, especially since the major motion picture ‘Braveheart’, starring Mel Gibson, was released. You can re-live the movie experience with staged battle scenarios as well as other historical reconstruction's laid on at the castle. These scenarios are on all through the summer months of the year as part of Stirling's tourist attractions.
Facilities Available: Car and coach parking, toilets, exhibition, restaurant, shop, reasonable wheelchair access, toilets for disabled visitors.