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Bannockburn Heritage Centre
The bloody 1314 Battle of Bannockburn is remembered as Scotland's greatest victory in its struggle to remain independent from England. Robert the Bruce and his outmanned army sent Edward II's troops packing in the decisive battle, the story of which is told through a moving exhibition. Outside, guides can lead you through the battlefield itself.
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National Wallace Monument
The story of Braveheart was told on screen in the 1995 Mel Gibson film, and the man himself, Sir William Wallace, holds a special place in Scottish folklore. The impressive hilltop monument to Wallace has interesting displays, including Wallace's mighty two-handed sword, and panoramic views of no less than seven battlegrounds.
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Stirling Castle
Many agree that the grandest of all Scottish castles (and there be many) is Stirling. Towering above the old town on a volcanic rock crag and looking utterly impregnable, the well preserved 14th-century fortress offers stunning views from its ramparts. Explore the Great Hall, palace, chapel and adjacent Argyll's Lodging, a fine 17th-century townhouse.
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