Dominating the endless clear blue sky of Stirling is the imposing Stirling castle which s the grandest of Scotland's castles and one of the most popular visitor attractions in the country. The towns major street including Broad Street, Castle Wynd, Ballengeich Pass, Lower Castle Hill Road, and St Mary's Walk lead up to the top of the castle and remain the favorite haunt of vacationers with its cobblestoned roads, age old houses, old town jail, Argyll's Lodgings and lively cafes and souvenir shops. Situated in the heart of the city is Heritage center which offers a wonderful insight into the Battle of Bannockburn, Robert the Bruce and William Wallace. The centre displays an interesting exhibition on 'the Kingdom of the Scots' as well as an audio visual show recounting the story of the most vital battle of the Wars of Independence. Enjoy a leisurely stroll from Castle Esplanade Park that passes through the old town streets to the Smith Galley and Museum. A must visit attraction for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts is the Plean Country park whose beautiful and varied woodlands provide homes for many birds and animals and the Trossachs National Park which offer endless opportunities for outdoor sports ranging from angling, swimming, sailing and kayaking on the local rivers, hiking on the lovely trails, to camping in the sheltered picnic areas and, cycling along the quiet roads or cycle tracks. When holidaying in holiday homes Stirling you can also explore some other worth visiting attractions including Callandar House, Kilmahog Woolen Mill, the Old Arcade, Rob Roy Visitor Centre, and the charming town of Balquhidder.

Located in close vicinity to holiday rentals Stirling Scotland, and houses are numerous superb shopping establishments. The Thistles shopping centre is the city’s main shopping area which has all kinds of stores you can think of under one roof. Wander through the beautifully restored Sterling Arcade with its magnificent Victorian architecture and period features. Here you can find a diverse range of outlets selling trendy clothing, stylish jewelry, shoes, books and beautiful memorabilia and gift items. The traditional town around Murray Place, Port Street, Barnton Street, Friars Street, the Arcade and King Street has plenty of independent retailers. Your trip to Sterling is incomplete without sampling the delectable local food at one of its elegant eateries. The town is renowned for its award winning multi cuisine restaurants which only dish out regional specialties but also for serving a wide array of world famous cuisines and alcoholic beverages. The King Street and Friars Street sector leading to Barnton Street area are some of the most recommended gastronomic areas where you will be amazed to see a cluster of restaurants from Italian, Chinese, Thai, to Indian, traditional pub food, Mexican as well as some great pubs serving traditional Scottish ales and real malt whisky.