Group travel in Stirling
A historic city between Edinburgh and the Highlands, central to Scotland's wars of independence.
Planning a group visit to Stirling
- An easy stop on the way north from Edinburgh or Glasgow.
- Strong history content for school groups.
- Castle visits take two to three hours.
Group dining: Group lunches in the Old Town below the castle.
Key attractions in Stirling
Places we regularly build group programmes around.
Stirling Castle
National Wallace Monument
Bannockburn
Our services in Stirling
For groups of up to 50 per booking, we arrange set-menu dining near these attractions, private venues for events, curated experiences and on-the-day coordination, with one point of contact. Book two to four weeks ahead where possible.
More destinations in Scotland
Edinburgh
Scotland's capital, with a castle on a volcanic rock, a medieval Old Town and an elegant Georgian New Town.
Glasgow
Scotland's largest city, known for free museums, Victorian architecture and warm hospitality.
Inverness & the Highlands
The capital of the Highlands and the gateway to Loch Ness and Culloden.
St Andrews
The home of golf and Scotland's oldest university, on the Fife coast.
Aberdeen
The 'Granite City' on the north-east coast, close to dramatic Dunnottar Castle and Royal Deeside.
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Bringing a group to Stirling?
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll take care of the details on the ground.