| overlooking the countryside and adjacent to the brucefields family golf centre, this modest guesthouse in a converted barn is a 1-minute walk from a laid-back pub offering food delivery to the guestrooms. the 7 rooms with en suite bathrooms sleep up to 4 guests and have basic decor and simple furnishings including flat-screen tvs with satellite channels, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. there's a fridge for guest use. off-street parking is included. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am
Edinburgh Airport 32 min
The Falkirk Wheel (21 min)
Innovative and unique rotating boat lift connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal. Callendar House (19 min)
19th-century chateau and medieval tower, with staff in Georgian costume, set in landscaped parkland. Argyll's Lodging (12 min)
17th-century nobleman's home at Stirling Castle featuring trompe l'oeil walls & antique furniture. The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum (10 min)
Victorian museum housing European art and artefacts, plus British pewter and local history exhibits. Doune Castle (17 min)
Medieval Castle with high gatehouse, former Monty Python set, with Terry Jones-narrated audio tours. Antonine Wall (21 min)
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Storytelling tours of a stone Victorian prison with a tower overlooking the town & countryside. Blair Drummond Safari Park (14 min)
Wildlife park with boating lake, birds of prey shows and adventure playground (open March-October). The National Wallace Monument (13 min)
Elaborate Victorian stone tower commemorating William Wallace, displaying his 2-handed sword. The Kelpies (19 min)
30-m.-high steel sculptures of horse heads in a modern park with water features & grassy expanses. Holy Rude (12 min)
Parish church dating from 15th century, still active today, where infant King James VI was crowned. Stirling Castle (13 min)
12th-century castle and former Renaissance royals palace, with great hall and regimental museum. Deanston Distillery (16 min)
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The Earl of Dunmore's 18th-century summer home, known for its bizarre, pineapple-shaped tower. | 
