Explore
The Monument is open to visitors all-year round with lots to see and do.
Start your visit by following The Wallace Way through the ancient woodlands of The Abbey Craig. Along this journey you will discover a timeline of woodcarvings telling the history of Stirling.
Conquer the 246-step spiral staircase and explore The Hall of Arms, The Hall of Heroes and The Royal Chamber to discover the remarkable story of Sir William Wallace. Once you reach the top of the 220ft tower, experience breathtaking views in all directions from The Crown.
If you’ve enjoyed your visit to the Monument – take a little piece of it home with you! Stop by The Tower Shop and pick up a memento of your visit to Stirling’s iconic landmark.
1. The Keeper’s Lodge
The ideal resting spot for any visitors who are unable to climb the stairs within the Monument.
The Keeper’s Lodge
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2. The Tower Shop
A selection of Scottish gifts, whiskies, and spirits made by local suppliers & producers from across Stirling and Scotland.
The Tower Shop
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3. The Hall of Arms
Discover how Wallace came
to lead the Scottish army
in 1297 and see the legendary Wallace Sword.
The Hall of Arms
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to lead the Scottish army
in 1297 and see the legendary Wallace Sword.
4. The Hall of Heroes
See how the famous men and
women depicted in this gallery
have each come to be recognised
as Scottish heroes.
The Hall of Heroes
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women depicted in this gallery
have each come to be recognised
as Scottish heroes.
5. The Royal Chamber
Uncover some of the facts and figures behind The Battle of Stirling Bridge and design your own Coat of Arms.
The Royal Chamber
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6. The Crown Spire
Experience panoramic views in all directions, across Scotland’s historic heartland.
The Crown Spire
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