Stirling - The gateway to the Highlands

Known as the gateway to the highlands, 'Stirling' sits proudly as a thriving city and a former ancient burgh in Scotland. What more? Stirling was the only connection to the highlands which makes it a significant part in the  history of Scotland.  Its medieval old town and fortress stands as a living testimony of the cities glorifying past. There are a mosaic of ancient building including castle, the church of the Holy Rood and many other buildings which are of historic importance to the place. Well, you guys don't have to be disappointed, as this historic city do flaunts a variety of clubs and bars which are ideal to sizzle up your buzzing weekends.

Accommodation in Stirling

In here you can get some nice budget accommodation options with hostels and guesthouses offering spacious staying facilities for all. Cottages and B&B's are also other options to look for in order to experience a cosy stay with mates.

Day Time in Stirling

The city offers you loads of reasons to step out in its splendid outdoors and unleash some unadulterated fun with friends. Hill walking has always been a great way to explore the scenic charm of this place peppered with loads of adventure and thrill. Also visit the Maize Maze located just next to safari park. Other than that there are an array of eating joints where you can relish some mouthwatering delicacies through out the day.

How to get to Stirling

The nearest airport to Stirling is Edinburgh which is just 29 miles from the city, from there you can opt a bus service which operates every hour. Another option you have is to choose train service which runs frequently every 30 minutes from Waverley or Haymarket.

And if you are looking to get there by car then just head on the M9 which connects both Glasgow and Edinburgh to Stirling.