National Wallace Monument

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It is impossible to visit Stirling without seeing the National Wallace Monument. The 220ft Victorian Gothic tower dominates the skyline and acts as a fitting tribute to Scotland's national hero, Sir William Wallace. Climb to the top and you'll experience one of the most stunning views in Scotland, from the Forth Bridges in the East to Ben Lomond in the West. Step inside the monument and you step back in time 700 years. A ‘talking head' of William Wallace explains how he and his supporters outwitted the army of King Edward I of England, to set Scotland on the road to freedom. Coffee house and gift shop.
Open
March to May, September and October 10.00am – 5.00pm. June, to August 10.00am – 6.00pm. November, to February 10.30am – 4.00pm.
Admission / Cost
Adults £6.00, Children and Senior Citizens £4.00, Students £4.50, Family £16.00.
Disabled Access
The visitor pavilion in the car park at the foot of Abbey Craig and the lower level of the Monument are accessible to disabled visitors, and there is no charge for this level of access. A minibus is available to transport visitors from the car park to the foot of the Monument. The upper levels of the Monument are unsuitable for disabled visitors.
How to find us
Follow signs for A91 to North of Stirling.
Contact Information
National Wallace Monument
Abbey Craig
Hillfoots Road
Causewayhead
Stirling
FK9 5LF
Tel: 01786 472140
Fax: 01786 461322
Email: info@nationalwallacemonument.com
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