Private Stirling Dark Side Tour

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Itinerario

1. Meet your guide and discover the grim facade of Stirling Old Town Jail and the surprising truth hidden in its hulking exterior

   10 min

2. View the Stirling Youth Hostel with new eyes when you hear about the secrets buried in its grounds

   10 min

3. Venture onto the Back Walk (if you dare!) to admire the best preserved city walls in the UK, and learn how they have protected the residents of Stirling

   10 min

4. The historic heart of the Old Town, you can look at the street with new eyes as you hear stories of torture, execution and the filth that once covered this beautiful street

   10 min

5. Look upon the Tolbooth with new eyes as your guide reveals the horrors that happened inside this beautiful building and the executions that took place where you now stand

   10 min

6. Examine the ruins of Mar's Lodging to reveal it's once-luxurious carvings and its tragic past

   10 min

7. Keep an wary eye on the statue of local hero John Cowane - was he really as charitable and godly as he seemed?

   10 min

8. View the scarred church, and traverse the Old Kirkyard to reveal some of the secrets of the gravestones

   10 min

9. Finish the tour on Stirling Castle Esplanade with the grisly tale of the Battle of Stirling Bridge and reveal the truth about William Wallace

   10 min

Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio, con reembolso completo.

Opiniones

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How it compares in Stirling

• Its from-price is 37% below the median of the 46 experiences we list in Stirling.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 17 of 46.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Stirling

Stirling is a historic Scottish city beneath a castle on a volcanic crag, the gateway to the Highlands and site of Wallace's and Bruce's victories.

Stirling stands on the River Forth in central Scotland, where the lowlands meet the Highlands, and its medieval old town climbs a steep hill to Stirling Castle. The castle, a royal residence of the Stewart kings, has a Renaissance palace, a great hall and views across the plain. Below it, the Church of the Holy Rude, where the infant James VI was crowned in 1567, and the stone Old Stirling Bridge recall the city's past.

Top-ranked sights in Stirling: Doune Castle, Deanston Distillery, National Wallace Monument.

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