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Welcome to The National Wallace Monument
One of Scotland's most impressive landmarks - The National Wallace Monument proudly stands on The Abbey Craig, outside the city of Stirling.
A National Landmark - A National Hero
Over 140 years ago Victorian craftsmen created a fitting monument - to stand in tribute to Sir William Wallace, Guardian of Scotland.
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Come and live the legend - at The National Wallace Monument
Discover how Wallace's campaign for Scottish freedom captured the hearts and minds of the people of Scotland - and listen as a footsoldier from Wallace's army tells what it was like to fight alongside him at The Battle of Stirling Bridge. Dramatic performances from costumed actors take place every weekend (Saturdays and Sundays) - and also on Wednesdays from April until September.
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Legends Coffee House - at The National Wallace Monument
Before or after your visit - relax and enjoy the views of The Abbey Craig and The Monument from Legends Coffee House. Select your favourite coffee, and enjoy a range of freshly-made snacks, sandwiches, and home-baking.
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SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE NATIONAL WALLACE MONUMENT IN 2010
'An Encounter with Wallace' (20 to 30 August 2010) - Dramatic performances to mark the anniversary of Wallace's execution in August 1305.
The Battle of Stirling Bridge Anniversary Weekend - 11 and 12 September 2010.
Autumn Adventures - 11 to 17 October 2010.
St. Andrew's Day Events - 27 and 28 November 2010.
