• The Kelpies & The Helix - The Kelpies are magnificent 30-meter horse-head sculptures that honor Scotland’s industrial and mythological legacy. Positioned at the entrance to the Forth & Clyde Canal, they symbolize the significant role of working horses in the nation’s history, while also drawing inspiration from the mythical kelpies of Scottish folklore. Today, they stand as one of Scotland’s most remarkable modern landmarks and a favored spot for photography.
• Dunfermline Abbey and Palace - Dunfermline Abbey is a key medieval site in Scotland and the final resting place for numerous Scottish monarchs, including Robert the Bruce. Established in the 11th century, the abbey highlights Dunfermline’s past as a royal hub and provides a profound glimpse into Scotland’s religious and royal history.
• National Wallace Monument - The Wallace Monument rises above Stirling, honoring Sir William Wallace and Scotland’s quest for independence. This iconic Victorian tower offers insights into Wallace’s life and legacy, featuring exhibitions inside and breathtaking views across the Forth Valley from its summit.
• Stirling Castle - Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most magnificent and historically significant fortresses, majestically perched on a volcanic rock above the city. Once a royal residence and strategic stronghold, it played a pivotal role in Scotland’s royal and military history, offering impressive interiors and expansive views of the surrounding landscape.
• The Battle of Bannockburn Experience - Bannockburn is the site of one of Scotland’s most crucial battles, where Robert the Bruce achieved victory in 1314. Today, the battlefield and visitor center provide insights into the tactics, leadership, and enduring significance of the battle that shaped Scotland’s national narrative.

• Transport on an air conditioned mini-coach / coach
• Services of an English-speaking driver guide
• Regular stops for photos and rest breaks

• Food and drink
• Entrance to attractions
• Admission fees
• Admission fees
• Admission fees

Discover Scotland’s fascinating history on this comprehensive day tour from Glasgow, featuring visits to renowned landmarks such as Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, and Bannockburn. The adventure starts at the magnificent Kelpies, impressive horse-head sculptures that honor Scotland’s legacy. Then, explore the history at Dunfermline Abbey, the burial site of Robert the Bruce. Ascend the Wallace Monument for breathtaking views and insights into Scotland’s courageous struggle for independence. Ponder the historic Stirling Bridge before finishing at Stirling Castle, a regal residence rich in history. This tour is ideal for history buffs and families eager to connect with Scotland’s cultural heritage.

• Full-day guided tour exploring Scotland’s Wars of Independence
• Visit iconic sites: Kelpies, Dunfermline Abbey, Wallace Monument, and Stirling Castle
• Travel in a comfortable air-conditioned mini-coach with an English-speaking guide
• Perfect for history enthusiasts and families, suitable for all weather conditions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.