Stirling Battlefield and History Walking Tour

My dog Molly and I were amazed at the number of tourists who arrived at the Battlefield, spent less than 10 minutes at the site of Scotland's greatest battle, then departed Bannockburn.
Molly taught me to welcome visitors, give a warm hug, and say thank you for taking the time to remember our great heroes such as Robert the Bruce and James Douglas, and all those who fought, died, and survived at Bannockburn.

Our outdoor tour on the Battlefield, covers the Wars of Independence, the Battle, and the aftermath up to the current day. We shall entertain you with stories of the main characters and the small folk who influenced the battle.

We also do a Stirling Bridge tour, the scene of William Wallace’s greatest victory.

Freedom Tour Today is the perfect way to welcome visitors and learn more about why so many people hold Scotland and our history, dear to their hearts.

Sadly Molly passed away on the 15th of February 2024 with her Mum & Dad by her side. We miss her so much

Meeting Point

The Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre

Glasgow Road, Whins Of Milton, Stirling FK7 0LJ, UK

Meet outside the Bannockburn visitor's centre next to the Large Welcome Sign. FK7 0LJ where I will welcome you and begin the tour around the battlefield.

What's included:

• Tour guide
• The opportunity to buy unique Bruce or Douglas T-Shirts/Hoodies or a piece of the Mighty Bruce Oak.
• Recommendations of our favourite places to eat, drink and other historical places to visit.

What to expect:

Duration: between 1 hour and 1 hour, 15 minutes

Robert the Bruce Statue

Glasgow Road, Whins Of Milton, Stirling

Please note, this tour is not linked to the visitor's centre.
Our Walking tour will take place on the Battlefield itself. Bannockburn was crucial to the survival of Scotland as a Nation. Relive the history of Bruce’s greatest victory! Today the site is a peaceful and calming place to walk around and learn about the characters that sculpted Scotlands' future for the next 4 Centuries as an Independent Nation.

1 hour, 15 minutes