Top Stirling Walking Tours

Immerse yourself in the old town of Stirling on this 1.5 hour tour with a local, knowledgeable guide. Walk in the footsteps of Mary Queen of Scots, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce whilst you hear the tales of battles, kings and queens who shaped Stirling, and Scotland into the place it is today. Learn about executions, marketplaces and grave robbers as well as modern life in this bustling city. Key sights include: Stirling Castle The Church of the Holy Rude Stirling Cemetery Old Town Jail and many more hidden gems too!

You will be welcomed to our distillery with a bespoke cocktail, lovingly crafted and beautifully served. Our tour guide will take you through the history of our brand and how we came to own Stirling’s first legal distillery, followed by some of Stirling City’s most fascinating stories. From there you will be shown our still room and bottling and packaging space while getting an in-depth insight into how gin is created and distilled. After this you will be directed to our unique tasting tables where you will be shown how to make the perfect G&T. You will also be given a taste of our stunning gin liqueurs, The Red Cap and The Green Lady, and told about the mythology and history behind their names. Your tour will conclude with a generous sample of our latest creation, Battle Strength Gin. This 55% spirit will be accompanied by a selection of hand-crafted chocolates especially made to suit our gin.

History enthusiasts can uncover the story of the Battle of Stirling Bridge on this guided tour. Join your guide to hear about this major Scottish victory during the Wars of Independence at the very place it happened. Hear the tales of those who fell, learn about the happenings of the battle, and walk away with an understanding of why Wallace's greatest victory occurred at Stirling Bridge.

This is a great pick for history buffs—visit Bannockburn Battlefield, and learn about some of Scotland’s greatest battles. Benefit from having a guide with great knowledge of war history to provide commentary about multiple battles, such as the Scottish Wars of Independence, and the Battle of Bannockburn in June 1314. Find out stories about the people who influenced and took part in the battles—information you likely wouldn’t discover alone.

Freedom Tour Today was set up to welcome visitors to Stirling. Our priority is to give a warm welcome and to thank visitors for taking the time to remember William Wallace and Andrew De Moray and those who fell at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. This particular tour is to welcome Students to Stirling and help them settle in. Molly (my dog) and I shall entertain you with stories of the main characters involved in the battle as well as present-day initiatives which commemorate the importance that the Battle of Stirling Bridge.Wallace and De Moray's victory at Stirling Bridge in 1297 helped Scotland survive long enough to enable The Bruce to win at Bannockburn in 1314. We also do a tour at Bannockburn Battlefield, the scene of Robert the Bruce’s greatest victory. Freedom Tour Today is the perfect way for me to welcome visitors to the area and learn more about why so many people hold these historic sites and Scotland dear to their heart.

During the tour, your tour guide will take you on a tour. From the history of gin, Stirling Gin and the building.

Join a guided sightseeing tour of Stirling Old Town followed by a tour of mighty Stirling Castle. Discover the highlights of Stirling Old Town! Led by entertaining local guides, this tour offers a unique journey round the sites, stories and secrets of the historic Old Town you might otherwise miss.This is followed by a visit to Stirling Castle, arguably Scotland’s finest. Be amazed by the stunning stronghold of Stirling Castle, step back into the world of the Royal Court. The guide will give you an introductory tour of the Castle and then leave you to explore the world of renaissance Scotland and the Royal Court.

Some couples celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary with a romantic meal June and Cameron McCann decided to go for something different and on October 28th 2015 they distilled their very first bottle of Stirling Gin. Our Story Originally distilled in a 2.4 litre copper still, called Jinty, their spirit proved so popular that a bigger still was soon needed. Stirling Gin has grown into a nationally-recognised spirit. The Old Smiddy Now, more than 4 years, Cameron and June have found a permanent home for their creation. In 2019 they opened the city’s first legal distillery. Located in the shadow of Stirling Castle, the structure was first built in 1888. Legend tells us it was the site where King James V stabled his horses in the 1500s and when it was first built it acted as a local church temperance hall. It only seemed fair that it be the location for Stirling Distillery. With a visitor’s centre & shop Stirling Distillery has plenty to offer. Gin tours and tastings.

Discover the secrets of one of Scotland’s most historic cities on this 1-hour Old Town walking tour in Stirling. Follow a costumed guide through Stirling’s ancient, cobbled streets and gain insight into the city’s colorful past. Along the way, admire top city attractions including Stirling Castle and the Royal Burgh, and listen as a guide brings the city’s history to life. With a blend of comedy, drama and old-fashioned story-telling charm, learn what makes Stirling such a special place and hear the secrets that many visitors miss.