Sights in Stirling

Churches in Stirling

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On Dumbarton Road is Allan Park Church, headquarters of the Church of Scotland, a branch of the Anglican Church but with more Cath

Churches in Stirling

St Mary's Catholic Church

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Climbing to the castle you will pass this church with its red color of its stone. The church is well kept, in full operation, with

Historical Monuments in Stirling

The Tolbooth

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Heading downhill from the famous Stirling Castle, in the same street as the historic Mercat Cross, is another of the important his

Churches in Stirling

Stirling Baptist Church

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Stirling Baptist Church was established in 1805. It had its greatest influence during the nineteenth century. The current church w

Churches in Stirling

Erskine Marykirk Church

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This is on one of the central streets in the historic area of the city, next to the Old Jail. Its original name was Mary Kirk. T

Bridges in Stirling

Old Bridge (Stirling)

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Officially, there is only one Old Bridge in Stirling, the famous bridge where Sir William Wallace beat the English in 1297. Howeve

Churches in Stirling

Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity

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The City of Stirling is home to many churches, which is surprising considering the modest size of this city in the heart (or centr

Churches in Stirling

Logie Kirk (Church of Logie)

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Logie Kirk has been a church (and cemetery) in the area for a little over 1,300 years, in fact it's one of the most traditional ch

Churches in Stirling

St. Ninian Church

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St. Ninian's Church is located in an area of the city of Stirling with the same name. There is historical evidence that suggests

Cemeteries in Stirling

Logie Kirk

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Some time ago I described the church of Logie Kirk as one of the oldest in Stirling. But in my haste to educate the world about Sc

Historical Monuments in Stirling

World War Memorial

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This monument is a recurring motif in almost all towns in the UK, as both World Wars had a great impact in Britain. Several commem

Historical Monuments in Stirling

George Christie Clock Monument

Being the most famous clock in Stirling center, this monument pays tribute to one of the most famous and beloved mayors in the cit

Historical Monuments in Stirling

The Sheriff Court

In Scotland the central courts of each province (or county) keep their original names from medieval times: The Sheriff Court. At t

Churches in Stirling

St. Columb's Church

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This church appears to be very old but was built in the late Victorian era (about 1901) to serve the Church of Scotland (Anglican)

Churches in Stirling

Sta. Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church

Before the Religious Reformation (which occurred in Scotland during the seventeenth century) the whole building belonged to the Ca

Courtyards in Stirling

Stirling Old Courtyards

In antiquity, the style of living imposed by the Romans was typical (especially in Medieval times) - they built homes or businesse

Cemeteries in Stirling

Kincardine Old Churchyard

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Not easy to find, right in the middle of nowhere, this is a small cemetery where you'll find the remains of the traditional church

Ruins in Stirling

Auld Kirk en Aberfoyle