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4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
A I (8 months ago)
The modern visitor centre has adequate parking, audiovisual presentations, a small shop, pleasant cafe and toilets. Although the tidal bog has been drained and modern housing has encroached, there is still a clear view of Stirling Castle and the main battleground features. The onsite information placards describe the importance of the battle. The quotation on the Cairn is a translated extract from the declaration of Arbroath sent, after the battle, to persuade the Pope to recognise Scotland’s independence.
The modern visitor centre has adequate parking, audiovisual presentations, a small shop, pleasant cafe and toilets. Although the tidal bog has been drained and modern housing has encroached, there is still a clear view of Stirling Castle and the main battleground features. The onsite information placards describe the importance of the battle. The quotation on the Cairn is a translated extract from the declaration of Arbroath sent, after the battle, to persuade the Pope to recognise Scotland’s independence.
Wai Lam Au (9 months ago)
Tour is interesting. Best arrive 45min of each hour, so can let the wee one take sometime play with costumes. After the tour can go to cafe or walk around the battle field.
Tour is interesting. Best arrive 45min of each hour, so can let the wee one take sometime play with costumes. After the tour can go to cafe or walk around the battle field.
Aubrey Brawley (12 months ago)
My family and I enjoyed the experience. The guide was entertaining and very informative! The interactive displays and videos were great! I would love to see more museums or historical centers use this type of medium. It really enhances the over experience! Definitely recommend for all ages.
My family and I enjoyed the experience. The guide was entertaining and very informative! The interactive displays and videos were great! I would love to see more museums or historical centers use this type of medium. It really enhances the over experience! Definitely recommend for all ages.
Debz X (12 months ago)
The Battle of Bannockburn Exhibition Centre is a historical attraction located in Stirling It commemorates the famous Battle of Bannockburn, which took place in 1314 between the Kingdom of Scotland and the Kingdom of England during the First War of Scottish Independence. The exhibition center offers visitors a chance to learn about the history and significance of the battle through interactive displays, artifacts, and multimedia presentations. You can explore the battlefield through virtual reality experiences, witness the strategies and tactics used by both sides there is great cafe with views looking over the battlefields and monument that part is free to walk around -dogs are welcome there - clean toilets and exhibition shop inside tours should be booked in advance as they are always busy but still lovely if you just want to sit in peace and enjoy the refreshments and warmth wheelchair friendly
The Battle of Bannockburn Exhibition Centre is a historical attraction located in Stirling It commemorates the famous Battle of Bannockburn, which took place in 1314 between the Kingdom of Scotland and the Kingdom of England during the First War of Scottish Independence. The exhibition center offers visitors a chance to learn about the history and significance of the battle through interactive displays, artifacts, and multimedia presentations. You can explore the battlefield through virtual reality experiences, witness the strategies and tactics used by both sides there is great cafe with views looking over the battlefields and monument that part is free to walk around -dogs are welcome there - clean toilets and exhibition shop inside tours should be booked in advance as they are always busy but still lovely if you just want to sit in peace and enjoy the refreshments and warmth wheelchair friendly
Dave Holland (2 years ago)
We arrived as the centre was closing so we didn’t get in. Great free car park. Well maintained paths to the monuments. Lots of information boards cover the area and give a good insight into the battle, they stir the imagination, well thought out. It’s a popular place for dog walking and would be nice for a picnic with the children. Can’t wait to come back for a full day visit with a re-enactment.
We arrived as the centre was closing so we didn’t get in. Great free car park. Well maintained paths to the monuments. Lots of information boards cover the area and give a good insight into the battle, they stir the imagination, well thought out. It’s a popular place for dog walking and would be nice for a picnic with the children. Can’t wait to come back for a full day visit with a re-enactment.
