Guidebook for Stirling
Food Scene
This a great little Chinese restaurant that serves authentic Chinese food - the portions are big enough to share 1 between two and they have some wonderful things for you to try. My favourite restaurant for it's food in Stirling, they also do delivery if you're feeling lazy.
Bite East
52 Port StThis a great little Chinese restaurant that serves authentic Chinese food - the portions are big enough to share 1 between two and they have some wonderful things for you to try. My favourite restaurant for it's food in Stirling, they also do delivery if you're feeling lazy.
Bistro-style restaurant with a good range of international and local dishes. Great log fires over the winter period and a sunny terrace.
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Jam Jar
28 Henderson StreetBistro-style restaurant with a good range of international and local dishes. Great log fires over the winter period and a sunny terrace.
The Old Bridge Inn
2 Inverallan RdTraditional Scottish fare and good wines
Great fish and chips to eat in or take away
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The Allanwater Cafe and Chip Shop
15 Henderson StGreat fish and chips to eat in or take away
The Bluebell Tearoom
1A Pitt TerraceTraditional Scottish teas and cakes and English afternoon teas
Vecchia Bologna
Mine RoadLovely setting, good Italian cuisine
Drinks & Nightlife
Allan water brew pub, 10 minute drive into bridge of Allan. You can only find these beers here, as you might have already guessed they brew them in the pub. It's a lovely little place, very small town Scottish feel, lots of wood and sometimes live music. If you get hungry you can buy fish and chips from Alan water cafe (best fish & chips in town) and they let you bring them back and eat them in the pub.
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Allanwater Brewhouse
Allan water brew pub, 10 minute drive into bridge of Allan. You can only find these beers here, as you might have already guessed they brew them in the pub. It's a lovely little place, very small town Scottish feel, lots of wood and sometimes live music. If you get hungry you can buy fish and chips from Alan water cafe (best fish & chips in town) and they let you bring them back and eat them in the pub.
10 minutes walk from the house or a couple of minutes in the car, cosy quiet little pub with an agricultural theme. It's the sort of place you go to relax after a hard days holidaying, it gets a bit busier on Friday and Saturday but its never rowdy. It has beautiful views over the meadow and the hills in the day time and on a nice day everything feels right sipping a pint and looking over the glen. (although it has one of the worst music playlists I've heard in a while, I swear i heard them play boyzone last night)
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The Birds and Bees
Easter Cornton Road10 minutes walk from the house or a couple of minutes in the car, cosy quiet little pub with an agricultural theme. It's the sort of place you go to relax after a hard days holidaying, it gets a bit busier on Friday and Saturday but its never rowdy. It has beautiful views over the meadow and the hills in the day time and on a nice day everything feels right sipping a pint and looking over the glen. (although it has one of the worst music playlists I've heard in a while, I swear i heard them play boyzone last night)
This is my favourite pub in Stirling, they brew their own beers at a site in Aberdeen and they constantly rotate their stock so theres always something new to try. It's got an industrial feel to the place and the lights are quite low so its a good place to hide out. Make sure you try before you buy, always ask the bartender so you get the perfect pint - they're not cheap!
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BrewDog Stirling
7 Baker StThis is my favourite pub in Stirling, they brew their own beers at a site in Aberdeen and they constantly rotate their stock so theres always something new to try. It's got an industrial feel to the place and the lights are quite low so its a good place to hide out. Make sure you try before you buy, always ask the bartender so you get the perfect pint - they're not cheap!
Parks & Nature
Wonderful woodland scenes and superb, panoramic views of the City, the valley and the River Forth
Abbey Craig
18 Hillfoots RoadWonderful woodland scenes and superb, panoramic views of the City, the valley and the River Forth
The tallest hill in the Stirling area, popular with local hikers and rock climbers, fantastic views and wild landscapes spread before you
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Dumyat
The tallest hill in the Stirling area, popular with local hikers and rock climbers, fantastic views and wild landscapes spread before you
Enjoy this vast expanse of mountains, lakes and forests good for walking, climbing, cycling and sailing
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Loch Lomond
Enjoy this vast expanse of mountains, lakes and forests good for walking, climbing, cycling and sailing
This charming area of wooded glens and braes with quiet lochs, lying to the east of Ben Lomond, is only 25 minutes away from Argyll House.
Macdonald Hotels And Resorts
B829This charming area of wooded glens and braes with quiet lochs, lying to the east of Ben Lomond, is only 25 minutes away from Argyll House.
Beautiful Scottish Village only two miles from Loch Ard and Loch Katrine
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Aberfoyle
Beautiful Scottish Village only two miles from Loch Ard and Loch Katrine
Ochil Hills
Iconic range of hills to the West of Stirling
Entertainment & Activities
Vue Cinema Stirling
Forthside WayBridge of Allan Golf Club
12 Pendreich RdArts & Culture
The University Theatre and Cinema, also with coffee shop and bar
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Macrobert Arts Centre
The University Theatre and Cinema, also with coffee shop and bar
12th Century castle and former renaissance royal palace, with Great Hall and regimental museum
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Stirling Castle
Castle Wynd12th Century castle and former renaissance royal palace, with Great Hall and regimental museum
Elaborate Victorian stone tower, displaying his 2-handed sword, only a 5 minute walk from Argyll House.
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The National Wallace Monument
Hillfoots RoadElaborate Victorian stone tower, displaying his 2-handed sword, only a 5 minute walk from Argyll House.
Victorian museum housing European art and artefacts, plus pewter and local history exhibits
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Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum
40 Albert PlVictorian museum housing European art and artefacts, plus pewter and local history exhibits
Parish Church, dating from the 15th Century, still active today, where King James Vi was crowned
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Church of the Holy Rude
Saint John StreetParish Church, dating from the 15th Century, still active today, where King James Vi was crowned
Sightseeing
The Eastern "Gateway to the Highlands", lies between Argyll House and Loch Lomond.
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Callander
The Eastern "Gateway to the Highlands", lies between Argyll House and Loch Lomond.
Dunblane Cathedral
The CrossA 13th Century Gothic cathedral with a vaulted roof