National Wallace Monument Tours and Tickets

See the sights of Stirling without the fuss of traveling in a group on this private guided tour from Edinburgh. Explore the various rooms of the castle and learn about this city's role in Scottish history, and one of the most famous people associated with it, William Wallace. Afterward you can visit the National Wallace Monument, which overlooks the scene of his greatest victory, at the Battle of Stirling Bridge, in 1297, and offers sweeping views of the surrounding area.

Explore Scotland's golfing and whisky-making heritage on this 9-hour Highland whisky, woodland and William Wallace tour from Edinburgh. Visit the famous Wallace Monument with a guide and perhaps climb to the top for fine views over Stirling. Travel through Stirlingshire's breathtaking scenery to the Gleneagles Hotel Estate - home of the 2014 Ryder Cup - and stop for photographs. Visit the Glenturret Distillery in Crieff for an optional whisky tour and tasting session. Then, enjoy a relaxing woodland walk through the Sma' Glen before returning via Dunkeld to Edinburgh.

Discover the untamed beauty of rural Scotland on this Highlands day trip from Edinburgh. Travel to the ancient city of Stirling as a guide sheds light on the medieval Wars of Independence. Admire local landmarks including the Wallace Monument, then head into the Trossachs National Park - home to Loch Lomond. Pass Loch Earn on route to one of Scotland's famous whisky distilleries and enjoy an optional tour. Admire the Black Linn Falls on the Braan River, visit the pretty village of Dunkeld, then return to Edinburgh via the Forth Bridge.

Explore Scotland's majestic lakes and rich history on this 8.5-hour Highland Lochs and William Wallace day trip from Glasgow. Visit the Wallace Monument with a guide, and learn about William Wallace - widely considered among Scotland's most significant figures. Head onward into the Highlands and visit the Glenturret Distillery, nestled deep in the forests of Perthshire. Perhaps take a distillery tour, then finish with a tasting session. Travel along the shores of Loch Earn on route through the Trossachs National Park, then stop in Aberfoyle on your journey back to Glasgow.