This is a small village on the Gare Loch. It is an interesting stop on any tours of Scotland. It is popular as a yachting centre. In the village is Saint Modans Well, indicating the spot where a church was founded by Saint Modan in the 7th Century. Pilgrims...
This is a village in Perthsire, Scotland. The attraction for anyone on tours of Scotland include a church and a castle. Only a fragment of the church from 1433. But from a carved stone it is possible to assume that the church was added by Margaret, the widow...
This hill is strewn with boulders and trees but should not be missed on tours of Scotland. Because this is where the impressive William Wallace monument stands. It is close to Stirling, and the hill stands at 362 feet with the monument a further over 220 feet...
This is a small village worth a stop on any tours of Scotland. It dates back to Roman times and beyond. Saint Kentigern preached here and the ruins of a church erected in his name can still be seen. It is said William Wallace (of Braveheart fame) married...
Stirling Castle, and the town itself, played an important role in the 13th and 14th century Wars of Independence; near here Bannockburn was fought and, seventeen years earlier, William Wallace routed the Earl of Surrey’s army at Stirling Bridge. The castle, still under military occupation,...