Our first stop will take us to The Kelpies, the stunning 30m tall sculptures depicting the mythological horses of Scottish tradition. These imposing figures, located in Helix Park in Falkirk, symbolise the strength and spirit of the horses that once drove Scottish industry. Park exploration – A relaxing walk around the surrounding area to admire these giant steel sculptures. Photos Weather – Capture this Scottish icon from different angles and with spectacular reflections in the water. Discover the legend – Learn the story of the Kelpies, mythical creatures who, according to tradition, inhabited the rivers and lochs of Scotland. Coffee or snack option at the nearby cafe before continuing our trip.

Our next stop takes us to one of Scotland's most impressive and historic castles: Stirling Castle. Located on top of a hill, this fortress has witnessed some of the most important battles in Scottish history, including William Wallace's famous victory at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 and Robert the Bruce's victory at Bannockburn in 1314. What are we doing here? Guided tour included – Explore its majestic halls, defensive walls and royal chapels. Relive history – Discover how the kings and queens of Scotland lived, like Mary, Queen of Scots, who spent her childhood here. Panoramic Views – Enjoy breathtaking views of the Lowlands and the William Wallace Monument. Free exploration – Time to tour your patios, interactive exhibits and souvenir shops.

After exploring the majestic Stirling Castle, we head to a key location in Scottish history: the Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre. Here we will relive the epic battle of 1314, where Robert the Bruce led the Scots in one of their greatest victories against the English army, ensuring Scottish independence. What are we doing here? Interactive experience – Through digital technology, we will witness the confrontation as if we were on the battlefield. Discover Robert the Bruce’s Strategy – Learn how a disadvantaged army achieved one of the most important victories in history. Robert the Bruce Statue – Ideal moment for photos next to the imposing statue of the legendary Scottish king. Free exploration – Time to tour the exhibition, visitor center and souvenir shop.

After a day full of history, mythology and breathtaking scenery, we head to our accommodation in the heart of Stirling to relax and enjoy an authentic Scottish experience. What does this stop include? Check-in at a cozy hotel – Located in the centre of Stirling, with comfortable rooms and traditional atmosphere. Dinner at a local restaurant ️ – Enjoy a delicious dinner with typical Scottish options such as haggis, salmon or beef stew, accompanied by a glass of whiskey or a refreshing drink. Free time in Stirling – If you want, you can take a night walk around town and admire the illuminated Stirling Castle, or relax in the hotel bar. Rest time: After dinner, free time to relax and prepare for the exciting Day 2, where we will explore the Highlands, visit a distillery and head to Inverness.