Getting Here

The centre is approximately 2 miles south of Stirling city centre, and can be reached in a number of easy ways: By bike - Access is by main road (Glasgow Road). Racks are available at the visitor centre to park your bike. By car - Take the M80/M9, and exit at junction 9 (signposted for 'The Battle of Bannockburn'). From here follow the A872 towards Stirling. The centre is a few minutes drive (roughly 2 miles) from the turn off, located on the west side of the A872. Follow the signs for the car park. By bus - A number of buses are available from Stirling Bus Station approximately 2 miles from the centre. Direct bus routes from other major cities such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dundee are also available. We advise using Traveline Scotland to find information about potential routes. By train - Trains from several cities in Scotland can be taken to Stirling Train Station. The station is approximately 2 miles from the centre therefore you may wish to use the bus route from Stirling Bus Station to the centre; Stirling Bus Station is approximately a 3 minute walk from Stirling Train Station. Information on train services can be found via ScotRail. By coach: Take the M80/M9, and exit at junction 9 (signposted for 'The Battle of Bannockburn'). From here follow the A872 towards Stirling. The centre is a few minutes drive (roughly 2 miles) from the turn off, located on the west side of the A872. Follow the signs for the coach park which has a separate entrance to the car park. There is a designated coach park running alongside the visitor centre.

Parking

The Battle of Bannockburn's car park has six dedicated disabled parking pays located on the left hand side of the car park adjacent to the entrance of the visitor centre.

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