The monument is a a prominent tower located on the Abbey Craig which commemorates Sir William Wallace, one of Scotland's most revered national heroes. It serves not only as a tribute to Wallace’s bravery and leadership but also as a symbol of Scottish national pride and identity, inaugurated in 1869, the monument stands at 67 meters tall and is designed in a Gothic style.
Offering stunning views taking in Stirling Castle and the surrounding landscape, including the site of the Battle of Stirling Bridge where Wallace achieved a significant victory in 1297 The monument features a museum dedicated to Wallace's life and legacy, showcasing artefacts and exhibits that highlight Scotland's struggle for freedom. A complimentary shuttle bus takes you up the hill to the monument, for those who don’t want or can’t manage the staircase to the very top, there is a somewhere for you to sit in comfort and discover all its history, whilst others ascend the 242 steps.
"Beyond St Andrews, tip" one of the most rewarding stops of all our tours. There are two floor levels in the tower with exhibits and displays that allow you to catch your breath back.
