Discover the best top things to do in Stirlingshire, United Kingdom including Lake of Menteith Fisheries, Old Graveyard, National Wallace Monument, Clydebank Titan, Stone Circle Killin, The Black Boy Fountain, Dumbarton Castle, Showcase Glass, Luss Pier, An Ceann Mor.
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A national hero - a national landmark. For 150 years The National Wallace Monument has been standing proudly on The Abbey Craig, outside the historic city of Stirling, and telling the thrilling story of Sir William Wallace, Patriot, Martyr, and Guardian of Scotland.
The climb up to the top of the Monument is well worth the climb and the viewing of the artifacts within are breath taking, the gift shop is reasonably priced as well, we will be back to climb those stairs again!
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Although only open weekend throughout the summer, a visit to the Titan Crane is a must for anyone who wants to learn about the history of John Browns shipbuilders. All presented at the top of the crane on video. Also info at the pursers office. Also fantastic views from top..
4.5 based on 71 reviews
This was the first stone circle that we saw. The gate to the pasture was open so we were able to get up close and personal.
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This site is closed for now. We’re working hard to gradually reopen the places you love while making sure the experience is safe for everyone. Dumbarton Castle is located in the ancient capital of Scotland and is spectacularly sited on a volcanic rock overlooking River Clyde. Conquer more than 500 steps to stand atop one of Scotland’s greatest strongholds. The iconic Rock of the Clyde has heritage as breathtaking as its views over the Clyde, Loch Lomond and Argyll. This dramatic volcanic plug, which is Dumbarton Rock, in-filled the crater of a volcano that was active 350 million years ago. Admire great examples of 18th century Georgian military architecture and stunning views from the Tower Crag. Throughout Dumbarton Castle’s long history it has been a royal residence and a fortress, and has fascinating connections from the Vikings to the Scottish Wars of Independence.
Still under continuous restoration this is one of Scotlands interesting history spots with fantastic views of the surrounding area, depending on how high you want to clime the many stairs. The notice boards give an informative guide into the history of the Castle and its purpose in past times , and some interesting facts about the Scottish Royals ? A great place to visit so don't drive past go in and enjoy.
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Glass Showroom with a selection of glassware all Handmade in Central Scotland. We also offer regular Workshops, Group Classes and Individual Tuition. Showcase Glass is the place to visit if you are interested in anything GLASS: FUSED GLASS also known as Warm Glass, STAINED GLASS also known as Leaded Glass, BLOWN GLASS, DECORATIVE GLASS and PAINTING ON GLASS. We are Central Scotlands' Local Glass Supplies Shop with a wide range of Bullseye COE90 Fusible Glass, Spectrum Stained Glass and a huge range of tools, consumables and accessories. Bullseye fusible glass, Spectrum stained glass, glass accessories, glass paints & resin, tools & equipment) Personalised Gifts for Special Occasions (birthday, new baby, baptism, wedding, engagement, anniversary, retirement) Fused Glass Commissions welcomed both Domestic & Commercial (wall art, indoor decor, statement pieces, garden art, awards & trophies) Hen Parties - have some fun and make the bride a fused glass gift to cherish Make your own Jewellery Glass & Jewellery Parties - Hosts Wanted Kitchen & Bathroom Splash-backs Corporate Team Building Workshops Weddings (Unique Gifts, Favours, Hen Parties) Gift Vouchers Available Glass Artists Studio - come and see us at work and have a go yourself!!!
4.5 based on 341 reviews
its a small village, located on the shores of lake. From first sight it seems as a touristic place, where you can create best ever pictures about paradise. Sure it depends on weather, but we were lucky. Shops, restaurants, bars, pier, walks, beautiful panoramas and friendly people that all makes this place unique. Houses made from stones and rocks. There are parkings in the village for tourists so no worries, where to park a car.
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Beautiful architecture, in the form of a wooden Viewing Pyramid that then allows wonderful views across Loch Lomond. Solid, steady stepped access via the purpose built path to the left from the car park. Therefore not suitable for prams/wheelchairs as such, but is only a gentle route so easily reachable for those without any mobility issues, even if elderly or not avid walkers. But be fair if you enjoy it, and drop a coin or two in the charity donation support box just behind it.
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