Self-Catering Cottages in Stirling

Discover history & heritage...

Stirling has a rich history that is deeply intertwined with Scotland's national identity, making it a fascinating destination for history buffs or anyone interested in exploring the country's past. One of the most iconic landmarks in Stirlingshire, and indeed the country, is Stirling Castle. The impressive fortress and former royal residence was the site of several key battles, including the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 and the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. Visitors can explore the castle's grand halls, learn about its royal inhabitants and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape from its battlements. Other notable historic sites in Stirling include the National Wallace Monument, dedicated to the Scottish hero William Wallace, and the Old Town Jail, which offers insights into Scotland's criminal justice system in the 19th century. Browse our Stirling accommodation and book your stay in one of Scotland's most historic cities.

Soak up stunning natural beauty...

Our holiday homes in Stirling make a fantastic base for outdoor lovers and nature enthusiasts who want to explore the city's scenic surroundings. Go hiking in the Ochil Hills, which stretch from Stirling to Perth, and enjoy panoramic views across the Forth Valley from the summit of peaks such as Dumyat and Ben Cleuch. Just a short drive from Stirling, you can reach the breathtaking landscapes of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, with its glistening lochs, dense forests and rugged mountains. It's a paradise for outdoor adventures, with a wide choice of watersports, birdwatching spots, hiking routes and cycling trails to discover. Highlights include Loch Lomond, the largest freshwater lake in mainland Britain, and Loch Katrine, which is renowned for its beautiful setting. Immerse yourself in the area's incredible natural beauty when you book one of our holiday lodges in Stirling or a Stirling holiday park in the countryside.

Embrace local culture & events...

Stirling has a proud cultural heritage, with numerous festivals, events and traditions that celebrate this throughout the year. One of the highlights of the calendar is the annual Stirling Highland Games, a cherished sporting extravaganza that celebrates Scottish culture, music and sports. The one-day event attracts around 8,000 visitors, adults and children, who come to watch traditional caber tossing and Highland dancing, whilst enjoying musical performances and savouring local food and drink. The city itself has a vibrant cultural scene all year round, with an array of galleries, theatres and live music venues offering a diverse range of traditional and contemporary performances and exhibitions. One of the most enchanting ways to spend a day in Stirling is simply wandering around the historic Old Town, soaking up the atmosphere, meeting friendly locals, and popping into the quaint shops and cafes. With our choice of holiday cottages in Stirling, you can choose between staying in the heart of the city, within walking distance of top sights, or on the outskirts of town, just a short drive away.