

Visit the historic city of Stirling in Scotland - heart of Scottish history and heritage.
Welcome to the City of Stirling – heart of Scottish history and heritage. Let us help you plan your visit to Stirling, the perfect centre for your Scottish holiday.

Our goal is to help you plan your ideal visit to Stirling. Use our online accommodation guide to find your chosen place to stay, then simply call or email to book direct with your chosen establishment. There’s no middle-man and so no additional booking fees or commission. Whether you're looking for a short break or a longer stay, also look out for our latest accommodation special offers on hotels, bed & breakfasts, self-catering accommodation and caravan & camping sites in and around Stirling, Dunblane, Bridge of Allan, Doune & the Campsie villages.

Love variety and you’ll love Stirling.
Today, Stirling is a vibrant city, steeped in historic atmosphere yet offering a host of modern day attractions, facilities and events. A popular international university town, you’ll find plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants and a wide range of shopping, together with a fine selection of hotels, bed & breakfasts, self-catering accommodation and caravan & camping parks.
Visit Stirling and you’ll also discover a wide range of walks and outdoor activities, while in the evening the city and surrounding villages offer everything from traditional Scottish events to live bands, comedy and clubbing.

This historic Royal Burgh is dominated by the cliff-top fortress and royal palace of Stirling Castle – grandest of all Scottish castles. Here too is the dramatic National Wallace Monument, celebrating Scotland’s national hero, Sir William Wallace – inspiration for the film Braveheart. And here, in 1314, Scotland won its independence, at the Battle of Bannockburn.
Stirling enjoys a great location within easy reach of both Glasgow & Edinburgh,

The bustling Spa Town of Bridge of Allan and the small but historic Cathedral City of Dunblane make ideal places to stay and visit both Stirling and the surrounding area. So too does Doune village, with its own historic castle and the charming villages set among the green Campsie Hills.
Stirling Heads - Meet the Carver
13/02/2010 to 28/02/2010
See at first hand how the historic 'Stirling Heads' have been recreated.
Stirling Farmers' Market
13/02/2010
Discover wonderful organic & authentic local produce
Doune & Dunblane Fling
29/05/2010 to 30/05/2010
A unique festival weekend of folk, drama, jazz & all-round entertainment.
Bridge of Allan Highland Games
08/08/2010
Traditional Scottish Highland Games