Stirling Battle of Stirling Bridge Tour

Welcome and thank you for your love of William Wallace and his greatest victory at Stirling Bridge. Our dog Molly taught me to welcome visitors to Stirling, give a warm hug and say thank you for taking the time to remember our great heroes who fought, died, and survived at the Battle of Stirling Bridge.
Walk in the footsteps of Wallace and young Andrew De Moray and relive the Battle on the site where it took place.

We shall discuss the build-up, the main characters involved in the battle as well as present-day initiatives aiming to commemorate the importance of the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

Freedom Tour Today is the perfect way for me to welcome visitors to the area and learn more about why so many people hold these historic sites and Scotland dear to their hearts. Thank you.

We also do a tour at the Battle of Bannockburn, scene of Robert the Bruce's greatest victory.

Sadly Molly passed away in February 2024 with her Mum & Dad by her side. Molly sent Oatly to look after us :)

Meeting Point

Stirling Old Bridge

River Forth, Stirling FK8 1AQ, UK

Please meet our tour guide in the Middle of the Auld Bridge. Please aim to arrive 10 minutes before the start of the tour. There is some car parking on the south side of the bridge near Baynes Bakery. The nearest toilet is at Sainsbury's Supermarket which is a 5-minute walk from here.

What's included:

• Local guides
• The opportunity to buy a unique Wallace or De Moray T-Shirts/Hoodies or a piece of the Wallace 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

Stirling Bridge

Bridgehaugh Road, Stirling

Walk in the footsteps of William Wallace and Andrew De Moray and relive Scotland's first major victory in the Wars of Independence.
The tour covers their early days to the moments that thrust them to the vanguard of Scottish history, through to their deaths and the legacy they gifted Scotland and the World.

Who's this Andy Murray guy you ask? Come along and find out more about the Guardian's of Scotland and their famous victory in 1297.

1 hour, 15 minutes

Stirling Bridge

Bridgehaugh Road, Stirling

You can view the location of where the old wooden bridge from the Battle of Stirling Bridge 1297 was located and where it collapses during the Battle.

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