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Scottish wars of independence tour from Glasgow

Glasgow City

Explore Stirling and Dunfermline, relive the Scottish Wars of Independence, and taste local snacks. Visit Wallace Monument and Bruce's burial site. Book your tour now.

Duration: 9 hours, 30 minutes

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Dunfermline Abbey and Palace - Visit the final resting place of Scotland’s greatest King, Robert the Bruce, located right beneath where the minister conducts services. King David I built the abbey in honor of his mother, Saint Margaret. Inside, you can see the site of Saint Margaret’s original chapel within the grand abbey that stands today.
Stirling Castle - Explore one of Scotland’s most besieged castles, Stirling Castle, which was the most significant castle in Scotland during medieval times and beyond. Walk in the footsteps of past kings and queens, including Mary, Queen of Scots, who was crowned there.
National Wallace Monument - Follow in the footsteps of William Wallace and the Scottish army on Abbey Craig. View William Wallace’s sword, used in the Scottish Wars of Independence against the English.
The Battle of Bannockburn Experience - Discover the strategies of King Robert the Bruce in the Battle of Bannockburn and admire the statue of Bruce. Look into his eyes; it’s almost as if he’s still alive, giving you a profound sense of his presence.

What's Included

Bottled water
Snacks
In-vehicle air conditioning

What's Not Included

Lunch
On-board restrooms
Gratuities

Additional Information

We provide a personalized experience, including bottled water upon arrival. Throughout the day, you can enjoy our selection of Scottish snacks. Our tour includes visits to sites in Stirling and Dunfermline, both of which have direct connections to Robert the Bruce and William Wallace.

At the Wallace Monument on Abbey Craig, Wallace and the Scottish army positioned themselves before the Battle of Stirling Bridge. Additionally, Dunfermline Abbey is the final resting place of Bruce.