Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond Day Trip From Glasgow

Your tour begins at Glasgow's Buchanan Bus Station

Meet your guide at the coach terminal on Killermont Street, then settle into a comfortable 16-seat mini-coach. Get ready to head north into Scotland's storied countryside!

Travel north through Scotland's ancient frontier

Leave Glasgow behind and roll through gentle countryside once marked as the northernmost edge of the Roman Empire. Your guide shares tales of invading armies and the Wars of Scottish Independence that shaped this contested land.

Explore the royal halls of Stirling Castle

Step inside one of Scotland's grandest fortresses, perched on a volcanic crag and once home to Mary, Queen of Scots. Wander the restored Great Hall and Royal Palace, then hear how this stronghold earned its name as the key to Scotland.

Wander the cobbled old town of Stirling

Take free time to roam Stirling's medieval streets, lined with historic facades and hilltop views over the surrounding plains. Browse local shops, grab a coffee, or admire the castle from the quiet old town streets at your own relaxed pace.

Pause for lunch in the village of Aberfoyle

Continue into Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, where forests and glens once sheltered the outlaw Rob Roy. Stop in the riverside village of Aberfoyle, the gateway to the Trossachs, for free time and a relaxed bite to eat.