Rosslyn Chapel, Wallace Monument & Dunfermline Abbey Tour
ID: GYG1170957-1796251
Category:
Country: United Kingdom
Duration:
09:00 hours
Description
Explore Scotland’s legendary locations on a day tour from Edinburgh. Visit Rosslyn Chapel, the Wallace Monument and Dunfermline Abbey.
Step into the heart of Scotland’s story on a captivating tour through some of the nation’s most legendary locations. From sacred chapels and royal burial grounds to towering monuments of rebellion, this journey brings Scotland’s past vividly to life.
Begin with a visit to the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel, famed for its intricate stone carvings and links to The Da Vinci Code.
Continue north to the Wallace Monument, standing proudly above Stirling and commemorating Scotland’s national hero, William Wallace. Climb to the top of the Monument and enjoy the sweeping views across the surrounding countryside. Due to the historic nature of the Wallace Monument, access involves climbing many steps. Guests with limited mobility may prefer to enjoy the grounds and visitor centre instead.
Along the way, pass the imposing Stirling Castle, once a stronghold of kings and queens, and glimpse the striking modern sculptures of The Kelpies, rising from the landscape as symbols of Scotland’s industrial heritage.
Nearby, pause at Bannockburn to see the statue of Robert the Bruce, where one of the most decisive battles in Scottish history shaped the nation’s future.
Travel on to Dunfermline Abbey, the ancient capital of Scotland and final resting place of Robert the Bruce, where centuries of royal history echo through its stone walls
As the day draws to a close, enjoy a scenic journey back across the Forth Bridges, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Scotland’s most iconic engineering achievements.
Rich in legend, history, and unforgettable sights, this tour offers a powerful introduction to Scotland’s heroes, mysteries, and enduring spirit.
Highlights
- Marvel at the intricate stone carvings of the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel
- Visit the Wallace Monument and enjoy sweeping views of the countryside
- Visit Dunfermline Abbey and Palace, in the ancient capital of Scotland
- Pause at Bannockburn to see the statue of Robert the Bruce
- Hear stories of the legends that shaped Scotland's history
Guiding languages
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Children must be over 7 years old, you may be asked for ID for proof of age.
We do not allow bookings over 8 passengers, please contact us to discuss larger group bookings.
Buses don't have toilets on board, but we make frequent comfort breaks.
We do not allocate seats, seats are chosen when boarding.
Scotland have plenty of winding roads as well as breathtaking views! If you suffer from motion sickness, we advise that you take preventative measures.
You are welcome to bring a small bag onboard the bus, along with a packed lunch, snacks or something to drink.
Due to insurance reasons we are unable to allow passengers to remain on our buses unaccompanied at any stop on tour.
Estimated duration of tour is 10 hours, please allow a minimum of 2 hours for any onward travel in case of delays.
We meet in front of the Burns Monument, at 1759 Regent Road. What3Words: ///allow.topped.joined | Tour departs at 8:45 AM, check-in is at 8:30 AM
INCLUDED
- Live commentary in English by our local 'Hairy Coo' driver-guides
- Transportation by air-conditioned coach
- Regular stops for photos and rest breaks
- Visit Dunfermline Abbey
NOT INCLUDED
- Food and drinks
- Meals and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Entrance to Wallace Monument and Rosslyn Chapel (tickets purchasable on the day of tour)
When should I book?
To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.
Cancellations
This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.
