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Looking for things to do in Edinburgh ? How about taking the five star Braveheart tour from Edinburgh of the Wallace Monument and two great battle sites  ?

Featured in this small group tour –

• the Wallace National  Monument featuring the statue of Wallace and the Wallace sword
•  Stirling Castle
• Old Stirling Bridge, the site of the battle of Stirling Bridge
• the Battle of Bannockburn visitor centre

Normal pickup point is your hotel in Edinburgh city centre. 7 hour private tour around Stirling for up to four passengers. Tours start at 10 am six days a week  .

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Itinerary

• 7 hour private tour group day trip to Stirling
• visit Bannockburn , the site of the last great battle of the Wars of Independence
• visit Stirling Castle , the Braveheart castle in Scotland , overlooking the two most important battles in the Wars of Independence – Bannockburn and Stirling Bridge , and built by the Stewart kings of Scotland
• Take in unique views of the historic Stirling Castle in Scotland
• Small private group tour with a maximum of 4 people
• late bookings accepted . Book up to 24 hours before the start of the tour
• small group day tours from edinburgh

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William Wallace – Braveheart – famous the world over, led Scotland in the first wars of Independence in the 13th Century.

A busy day that will let you follow in the footsteps of Wallace, see the Wallace Sword and get the chance to climb the 246 steps to the Crown at the top of the Monument.

We offer a comprehensive service , which includes collection from your hotel , transport to each location , and professional tour guide for the day.

1 Battle of Bannockburn

Bannockburn is the scene of one of the greatest battles in the Wars of Independence. Robert the Bruce defeated a much larger English army and gave Scotland victory in the War of Independence .
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2 The National Wallace Monument

The Wallace Monument is Scotland’s national monument to the memory of William Wallace , featuring the statue of Wallace and the premium Braveheart location .  The monument is a tower with panoramic views of Stirling and the Forth Valley . The top of the tower – the Crown – can be reached by a spiral staircase . See the Wallace sword – a six feet long sword used by Wallace .  Visit the Hall of Heroes featuring busts of Scottish legends William Wallace , Robert Burns , Sir Walter Scott and  many more .

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3 Stirling Castle

Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most impressive castles due to its imposing position and amazing architecture.

From Stirling Castle’s ramparts, visitors can take in views of the Forth Valley and Ben Lomond , as well as two of Scotland’s most important battle sites – Stirling Bridge (1297) and Bannockburn (1314). The castle is at the head of Stirling’s historic old town.Like Edinburgh Castle , Stirling sits on a volcanic rock dominating the city skyline . Stirling is the Braveheart castle in Scotland , as it was a hugely important strategic asset. In 1296 King Edward I  took the castles at Dunnottar, Dunbar, Edinburgh and Stirling. Within a year, William Wallace took it back, burning the castle with the English garrison inside.

Stirling Castle is not only one of Scotland’s grandest and most imposing castles, it was also a real favourite with Scotland’s Stewart kings and queens. James IV created the Great Hall, the largest medieval banqueting hall ever built in Scotland, and James V’s Royal Palace, with its lavishly decorated Renaissance façades, was a masterpiece of the period. The Royal Palace , designed by King James V , is one of only 2 Renaissance palaces in Scotland .

Major conservation work has been carried out at Stirling Castle over many years to preserve the attraction as a major national and international monument. The refurbishment of the Great Hall was completed thirteen years ago . A particular feature of the Great Hall is stained glass windows featuring clan crests . A number of banquets and concerts are held in the Hall throughout the year .

Is there a Braveheart castle ? Stirling Castle was important strategically and Wallace fought hard to gain control of it due to its strategic significance . The castle changed hands 8 times during the Wars of Independence .

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The Kelpies

On this tour we pass the Kelpies , the largest equine sculptures in the world ,   a fantastic tribute to the Clydesdale horses used to pull barges on the canals of Scotland in the 19th century . The Kelpies are 10 years old . Kelpies tours are available – phone / Whatsapp +447305294773. The Braveheart film was a huge success with fans in America, the UK and all around the world enjoying the dramatic story . Mel Gibson won an Oscar for directing the film .

Inclusions

• professional driver / guide
• air conditioned sedan car
• 3 USB points for phone charging

exclusions

• entrance tickets
• lunch
• gratuities

A Braveheart small group tour can be booked online or by phone / Whatsapp on +447305294773.

 

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Scotland has an amazing history of artists from JoLoMO to Jack Vettriano

Where was the film Braveheart filmed ?

Filming locations

• Fort William, Glen Coe, Highland, Scotland, UK.
• Glen Nevis, Fort William, Highland, Scotland, UK.
• Aonach Eagach, Highland, Scotland, UK. (opening sequence)

The inside of Mornay’s castle was captured in Edinburgh at the Edinburgh Council Chamber on the city’s High Street.

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