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Monument and Historic and Protected Site
Causewayhead
"The Wallace Sword and fantastic views from The Crown from the..."(2 Tips)
"Amazing views and taking the time to read everything"(5 Tips)
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Daniela GarciaJanuary 20, 2016Must visit! Great view from the top of the monument, 3-floor museum, Wallace sword!!
Roaming RoyAugust 5, 2013You dont have to pay to get on hill only to go inside.just bypass ticket point and head out back of building and walk up hill
Gülniyaz T.September 12, 2012Although really tiring, climb those 246 crazy steps!Nice view both from the narrow windows and at the very top.
- marianne mcdougallFebruary 15, 2018The Wallace Sword and fantastic views from The Crown from the Monument. A perfect place to shout FREEDOM.
Mike WalekeOctober 13, 2019The interactive exhibits every floor a well done and a nice opportunity to catch your breath, you can take their shuttle to the top of the hill so you are have the energy for the stairs.
Carlos deAAugust 24, 2013Impresionante! Obligatorio subir hasta arriba porque las vistas lo merecen. Las salas de exposiciones que hay por el camino son muy interesantes. Esto sí es un monumento al héroe nacional de Escocia!
Varda ElentariNovember 30, 2013Tan amable la gente que nos ayudaron a tener pase para el sterling castle el día de St. Andrew. Lugar genial para recordar al héroe de Escocia, esta su claymore :)
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The National Wallace Monument
Abbey Craig (at Hillfoots Rd.)
Causewayhead
Stirlingshire
FK9 5LF
United Kingdom
Causewayhead
Stirlingshire
FK9 5LF
United Kingdom
At: Abbey Craig
Standing tall and proud outside the city of Stirling, and overlooking the scene of Scotland’s victory at The Battle of Stirling Bridge. This is a place where history is something you can touch and feel, as you follow the story of Sir William Wallace, patriot, martyr, and Guardian of Scotland.
Closed until 10:30 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 10:30 AM–4:00 PM
+44 1786 472140
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