Enjoy a delicious Scottish breakfast each morning and be prepared to be amazed every day. There will be time to relax at your hotel and enjoy Aberfoyle, but we know you're here to enjoy the fabulous excursions we have included showcasing this beautiful area. No matter what you get up to during the day, you can always look forward to a warm welcome from your hotel when you return, and every evening you'll enjoy delicious Scottish fayre and even entertainment on some evenings. Snuggle up with a wee dram and look back on your amazing adventures of the day with fellow travellers.

It is a 15 minute stroll along the banks of the Forth River into the picturesque village of Aberfoyle in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. It has an attractive main street and is well served with individual shops, cafés and restaurants. Learn more about the area's natural beauty and history at the Trossachs Discovery Centre. The Scottish Wool Centre relates the full story of wool, from sheep to the shops, through live sheep shows and hands-on demonstrations of spinning and working sheepdogs.

Your INCLUDED experiences include some of the best the area has to offer. Aberfoyle's location is important because it means that as well as taking you to the wonderful Scottish capital city of Edinburgh, we are perfectly placed to take you on delightful scenic tour of the stunning Trossachs National Park, including a beautiful cruise on Loch Katrine, plus a visit to the Stirling, celebrated for its historic significance and its magnificent castle overlooking the surrounding landscapes.

This is a holiday packed full of amazing memories!

A wee city with a big history, Stirling punches well above its weight for historic attractions and spectacular scenery, not to mention shopping, places to eat and exciting events. Enjoy the fabulous views from Stirling Castle across to the National Wallace Monument and then over to the mountain peaks of the Trossachs. Browse this compact city's range of bars, restaurants and shops and pick up some local treats whilst also enjoying the Victorian splendour of the Old Town. This ancient town has been home to some of Scotland's most epic events and memorable figures. Stirling Castle with its Royal Palace and Regimental Museum sits majestically at the top of the cobbled main street, with it's steep walls fabled for plots and intrigue. The 12th century Church of the Holy Rude also sits on the city's highest hill, and was the setting for the coronation of James VI in 1567. The nearby National Wallace Monument overlooks the the scene of the nation's hero William Wallace's greatest victory at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. The city is a home to history and romantic and courageous heroes for you to experience in its ancient streets.

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