Stirling Attractions The National Wallace Monument

Our parents came to visit us yesterday, and because we had been there before but had never climbed the tower, we decided to do so on this time. We took the complimentary shuttle bus up to the monument, and when we arrived, we presented our tickets inside.
I was nervous about climbing the stairs because there was a chance I would have to pass other people. When this actually happened, however, people were incredibly sensible and caring in ensuring that everyone could pass each other securely.
Having three gorgeous halls to visit on your way up not only provides an educational opportunity, but also allows you to catch your breath and take a brief pause. The artefacts, along with the stunning stained glass windows, provided for a wonderful show.
We went back to each room on the way down and took our time with everything. Once again, the other guests were courteous and thoughtful of one another. My entire family was overjoyed to be "back on the ground" after the ascent that we had just completed. We were all in high spirits.
On the day we visited, there was a lovely gentleman there who told guests about the monument's history as well as the battle that took place at Stirling Bridge. He was an outstanding storyteller who brought history to life by acting it out in costume and interacting with the audience.
Finally, I believe that anyone would benefit from visiting this location. There are some lovely views, and the staff was friendly and helpful.