E-bike rental、Helmets and gloves、Exterior of Stirling Castle (No entry ticket)、Visit to Old Stirling Bridge、Visit to Wallace National Monument (Entry ticket)、Visit to Cambuskenneth Abbey

Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments；Not Suitable For: People who can't ride a bike；What To Bring: Comfortable shoes；What To Bring: Comfortable clothes；Not Allowed: Loose clothing；Know Before You Go: The tour involves cycling and climbing stairs；Know Before You Go: Participants should be able to ride a bike

The Brave Heart Stirling E-Bike Tour - Wallace Monument Entry｜United Kingdom

United Kingdom-Stirling , Scotland

Duration:3 hour(s)

Free cancellation 3 day(s) prior to experience date

Please present the e-voucher on-site

Feel the thrill of riding an e-bike through Stirling's historic streets
Explore Stirling Castle, a key fortress during the Wars of Independence
Cross the Old Stirling Bridge, a strategic crossing point over the Forth
Climb the 246-step spiral staircase of the Wallace Monument
Visit Cambuskenneth Abbey, a 13th-century abbey with a rich history

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Sightseeing Tours

Tour Type	Shared tour
Transportation method	Get there on your own
Tour types	Guided tour
Meal arrangement	Arrange yourself
Sightseeing type	City walking tour, Historic site tour, Bycicle rental
Transport	Bicycle rental

Product Info

Begin your e-bike tour of Stirling by climbing through the old historic city to Stirling Castle. Learn about its history as a central hub of royal power, a key fortress during the Wars of Scottish Independence, and the childhood home of Mary, Queen of Scots.

Continue to the Stirling Old Bridge, a stone bridge that crosses the River Forth. For over 300 years, it provided the lowest crossing point of the Forth and had strategic importance.

Next, cross the Forth River to the Wallace Monument. 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 220-foot tower, experience breathtaking views in all directions from The Crown.

Finally, head to Cambuskenneth Abbey, built in the 1200s. See the surviving structure, including the abbey church, which was laid out in a cross shape.

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Reminders

Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People who can't ride a bike
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
Not Allowed: Loose clothing
Know Before You Go: The tour involves cycling and climbing stairs
Know Before You Go: Participants should be able to ride a bike

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