Bannockburn Heritage Centre

Glasgow Road
Stirling
Stirling and Falkirk
FK7 0LJ
Scotland

Website

www.nts.org.uk/web/site/home/visit/places/Property.asp?PropID=10061&NavPage=10061&NavId=5113

E-mail

bannockburn@nts.org.uk

Telephone

0844 493 2139

Fax

0844 493 2138

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The Bannockburn Heritage Centre is situated at one of the most important historic battle sites in Scotland. In June 1314, King Robert the Bruce routed the forces of King Edward II to win freedom for the Scots from English domination. Near the Centre, is the famous Borestone site which by tradition was Bruce’s command post before the battle; it is marked by an impressive equestrian statue of Bruce by Pilkington Jackson.

Venue Type:

Museum, Heritage site

Opening hours

Exhibition and shops
March and October: 10am to 5pm (last entry to the exhibition at 4.15pm)
April to September: 10am to 5.30pm (last entry to the exhibition at 4.45pm)
November to February: Group bookings available on request.

Admission charges

Adult: £6.00
Concessions: £5.00
Child: £5.00
Family (2 adults + 4 Children): £15.50
Single Adult Family (1 adult + 4 children): £10.50
Adult Group: £5.00ea
School Group: £2.50ea
Includes Film, Exhibition and try-on Armour/Clothing.

Discounts

National Trust

Getting there

By road: From the M9: leave at J9-Stirling Services, Follow the A872 for approx 1 mile, Heritage centre on left on the brow of the hill. From the centre of Stirling, head towards the M9 signposted Glasgow-Edinburgh- Services, approxx 3 miles from the centre of Stirling.

By Bus: No's 24, X39, 54 all take you past the Heritage Centre.

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