Name: The National Wallace Monument
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The National Wallace Monument

Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road on Causewayhead, Stirling, Stirling and Falkirk, FK9 5LF, Scotland

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Stirling’s renowned landmark commemorates the life of Sir William Wallace, and overlooks the scene of his victory at The Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297.

Visitors can see his famous battlesword, and discover how Wallace became an inspiration for a nation - reflected in the characters from Scotland’s history who are recognised in the magnificent ‘Hall of Heroes’.

The panoramic views from the Monument’s crown stretch across the heart of Scotland, and visitor facilities and services include Free Parking, a Courtesy Bus Service to The Monument, and access to The Tower Gift Shop.

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Host birthday parties: No

Features

Free parking onsite and nearby.
Toilets.
You can bring a picnic.
Onsite restaurant and snacks are available.

What to see

Experience panoramic views across Scotland's historic heartland.Stirling’s famous landmark stands above the fields where William Wallace led his troops to victory at The Battle of Stirling Bridge and tells the story of the patriot and martyr who became Scotland’s National Hero.The Monument is open to visitors all-year round with lots to see and do. Start your visit by following The Wallace Way through the ancient woodlands of The Abbey Craig. Along this journey you will discover a timeline of woodcarvings telling the history of Stirling. Conquer the 246-step spiral staircase and explore The Hall of Arms, The Hall of Heroes and The Royal Chamber to discover the remarkable story of Sir William Wallace. Once you reach the top of the 220ft tower, experience breathtaking views in all directions from The Crown. If you’ve enjoyed your visit to the Monument – take a little piece of it home with you! Stop by The Tower Shop and pick up a memento of your visit to Stirling’s iconic landmark.

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Price

Price: Paid

Price Details

Admission Prices:

Adult (Age 16+):	£10.75
Child (Age 5 to 15):	£6.75
Senior Citizen (Age 60+):	£8.75
Student:	£8.75
Family A (2 adults & 2 children):	£28.25
Family B (1 adult & up to 3 children):	£24.25
Family C (2 adults & 3 children):	£35.00

For latest price update, deals, offers, discount codes, please check the website as below:

http://www.nationalwallacemonument.com

Pricing URL: http://www.nationalwallacemonument.com

Birthday Parties

Offer Birthday Parties: No

Opening Times:

January & February:	10:00am – 4:00pm
March:	10:00am – 5:00pm
April to June:	9:30am – 5:00pm
July & August:	9:30am – 6:00pm
September & October:	9:30am – 5:00pm
November & December:	10:00am – 4:00pm

Last recommended admission is 45 minutes prior to closing.

The National Wallace Monument is closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day.

During the winter period the opening of the Monument can be affected by adverse weather.

Address: Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road on Causewayhead, Stirling, Stirling and Falkirk, FK9 5LF, Scotland

Post Code: FK9 5LF

Council: Stirling

County: Stirling and Falkirk

The National Wallace Monument is easy to spot from most parts of the city. The 220ft tower has dominated the Stirling skyline since its completion in 1869. It is located on Hillfoots Road, Causewayhead, Stirling FK9 5LF.

Car: The Monument is located just outside Stirling – and is signposted from the City Centre, from Bridge of Allan, and from the M80, M9, and A91. Free Car Parking is provided for visitors at the Monument.

Train: Regular services to Stirling are operated by ScotRail from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Dundee, with connections to services across all of Scotland. LNER also provides direct trains between London and Stirling.

Bus: The Monument is served by regular local bus services, departing from Stirling, Goosecroft Road (opposite Stirling Railway Station). Services 52 and UL (Unilink) (both operated by First, with departures every 30 minutes during the day) stop outside the Monument. More information on these services is available from the First Bus website.

Walk: It takes just under 1 hour to walk from Stirling Railway Station. There is the option to go through Stirling and Causewayhead, crossing the Old Stirling Bridge, or via Riverside and Cambuskenneth where you can see Cambuskenneth Abbey.

Taxi: Taxis are available from the rank at the entrance to Stirling Railway Station.

Cycle: Bikes can be hired from Stirling Active Travel Hub at Stirling Railway Station, it takes around 20 minutes to cycle to the Monument.

Parking: The entrance to the main Car Park for the Monument is on Hillfoots Road. From that point a courtesy shuttle bus service is provided to transfer guests to the Monument. Guests can also choose to walk from the Car Park to the Monument, although the pathway is steep in places.