Stirling & the Forth Valley has a wealth of nationally important visitor attractions where events helped to shape Scotland's history and independence.
Things to do
In and around Stirling and the Forth Valley area, you will find a will find a superb and exciting choice of restaurants to choose from.
Where to Eat
Superb high street shops with multi-nationals mixed with independent shops and boutiques, offering a personal one-to-one service.
Where to Shop
Stirling and the Forth Valley B&Bs, Guest Houses, Self Catering Cottages and Apartments and Camping, Caravan Park and Camper Van Breaks.
Where to Stay
Stirling has
always been one of the most important cities in Scotland. In
medieval times the castle guarded the main crossing point over the
river Forth; all armies travelling north or south had to pass here.
Several important battles occurred within view of the castle
ramparts. It was said "to hold Stirling was to have Scotland", as a
result of this, the town became known as 'the key to the
Scotland.
Stirling was also the favoured royal residence of the Stewart monarchs, only Edinburgh rivalling it for importance. The castle blossomed as a royal palace with its renaissance architecture. Three kings of Scotland were born in the castle. In the streets below the castle, merchants and courtiers established fine homes, which can still be seen.
Today, Stirling is a vibrant mix of the old and the new. A host of visitor attractions in and around Stirling, The historic old town has fine architecture, while the modern town centre has excellent shopping, a fine selection of restaurants and recreational facilities.
Falkirk is a
great town to visit, whether for shopping,eating out, exploring the
heritage trail or visiting fantastic attractions such as the
Falkirk Wheel and Callander House. Falkirk is the ideal centrally
located base from which to explore the Forth Valley. There are many
historical sites and relics to visit, including the impressive
Antonine Wall.
Click here for more information about Falkirk
Arts, History
and friendly people - Clackmannanshire is rich in culture and
heritage that links it to some of Scotland's most famous historical
characters. You will find a thriving local arts and crafts scene,
which is what you would expect from an area with a tradition as a
thriving textiles industry.
Title Diva Date 20th May 2012 Start Location Tulliallan Castle, Kincardine FK10 4BE Registration 7.00am – 9.00am End Time Last
Title Glasgow 100 Date 12 August 2012 Start Location Bishopton Community Centre PA7 5AU Registration 7.00am – 9.00am
