Adventure awaits this summer at Stirling’s National Wallace Monument
Immerse yourself in Scotland’s history this summer with a visit to Stirling’s National Wallace Monument. Standing proudly above the city on the summit of the Abbey Craig, the iconic landmark offers a memorable day out for the whole family.
Explore three fascinating exhibition galleries and discover the story of Sir William Wallace, the man who became Scotland’s National Hero. See the legendary Wallace Sword, a powerful symbol of courage and skill, and watch the animated film to learn how Wallace became leader of the Scots.
Climb the famous 246-step spiral staircase and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views across Scotland’s historic heartland.
Beyond the tower, the surrounding woodland trails of The Abbey Craig provide the perfect setting for a summer adventure. Scenic walking routes lead to stunning viewpoints overlooking the historic landscape, while the popular woodcarving trail along The Wallace Way takes visitors on a journey through Stirling’s rich and fascinating past.
Throughout June, July, and August, the Monument’s live actor performances return on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Gather outside and watch history come to life as a costumed performer shares the story of William Wallace, where he came from, and how he fought for the people of Scotland.
These engaging, family-friendly performances are free to watch and take place throughout the day.