Nestled in central Scotland between Glasgow and Edinburgh, Stirling is an ideal base for exploring both Scotland’s major cities and the beautiful countryside, offering the perfect blend of heritage and adventure.
Step back in time as you wander through the cobbled streets of the medieval Old Town and take in the impressive views from Stirling Castle, standing dramatically over the city. Get lost in one of the many nearby trails, as you hike, bike, or simply soak up Scotland's wild landscapes. Find all the trip inspiration you’ll need for your next visit as you browse the variety of experiences in the area.
Stirling also boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with museums and galleries like the Stirling Art Gallery and Museum and Tolbooth Gallery, as well as, Stirling’s venues for live music and the arts – The Albert Halls and Tolbooth offering a year-round programme. Local markets, festivals, live performances, and vibrant café scene add to the city’s charming atmosphere. To find out more about Stirling’s cultural offer visit YourStirling.com.
From history to scenic charm, Stirling offers something for every kind of traveller.
Step back in time as you wander through the cobbled streets of the medieval Old Town and take in the impressive views from Stirling Castle, standing dramatically over the city. Get lost in one of the many nearby trails, as you hike, bike, or simply soak up Scotland's wild landscapes. Find all the trip inspiration you’ll need for your next visit as you browse the variety of experiences in the area.
Stirling also boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with museums and galleries like the Stirling Art Gallery and Museum and Tolbooth Gallery, as well as, Stirling’s venues for live music and the arts – The Albert Halls and Tolbooth offering a year-round programme. Local markets, festivals, live performances, and vibrant café scene add to the city’s charming atmosphere. To find out more about Stirling’s cultural offer visit YourStirling.com.
From history to scenic charm, Stirling offers something for every kind of traveller.
top things to do in Stirling
Stirling Castle
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This fairytale-like medieval castle is a must-see. Learn more about centuries of royal history, stroll through the gardens and more!
National Wallace Monument
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Perhaps Stirling's most iconic landmark, this 67m tower offers a stunning panoramic view of the city.
Stirling Old Town Jail
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Join a family-friendly immersive tour of this Victorian prison as you learn more about the history of Stirling.
top Stirling food and drinks guide
The Book Nook
An independent bookshop and coffee shop situated on Upper Craigs in Stirling city centre. Offers freshly made toasted bagels, homemade cakes baked by their in-house baker and hot drinks
Unorthodox Roasters
Need a coffee fix? This cosy cafe is only a short walk away from the station and it offers speciality coffee accompanied by delicious savoury and sweet brunch options.
Nooch Bar and Kitchen
Stirling's first full vegan restaurant, Nooch serves up a delicious selection of light bites and mains, including plant-based haggis!
trains to Stirling FAQs
We are planning to launch our new route connecting Stirling with London Euston in Spring 2026.
Our new route will link London Euston with Stirling, while also calling at Milton Keynes, Nuneaton, Crewe, Preston, Carlisle, Lockerbie, Motherwell, Whifflet (serving Coatbridge), Greenfaulds (serving Cumbernauld) and Larbert.
We will be operating four daily affordable services between London Euston and Stirling with Preston to London providing a fifth return service.
We will be operating Class 222 six-car trains on the Stirling-London Euston route.
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