Stirling Homecoming Scotland 2009 Programme.

 Home is where the heart is...

Information on Stirling's St Andrew's Day Celebrations.


Stirling Castle

Come home for a visit and celebrate Homecoming Scotland 2009 in Stirling, Scotland's Heart.

Although primarily known for its rich history and heritage and for its famous battle sites, monuments and castles including Stirling and Doune Castle, the area also includes wide areas of Scotland's finest countryside with forests, mountains, rocky crags and stunning lochs. Often described as the 'brooch that clasps together the Highlands and the Lowlands', it is an expansive and highly diverse area and includes large parts of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.

 
Loch Ard

The Stirling area enjoys excellent transport links with Glasgow and Edinburgh and is closely situated to Edinburgh International Airport and Glasgow International Airport, with coach and rail links from the City of Stirling.  Click here for information on how to get here and here for information on accommodation in the area.

The City of Stirling is Scotland's most newly designated city and one of its most historic. Although comparatively small, it has all the buzz and cosmopolitan culture of a university city with theatres, cinemas, contemporary art galleries and live performance spaces.

In the Stirling area, Homecoming Scotland will be marked by a calendar of inspirational events and activities. So come to Stirling and enjoy the best of what Scotland has to offer. Click here or on the 'Local Events' link below for further information on events in Stirling during 2009.

 
Loch Katrine