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Coach Hire from London to Stirling

Travelling from London to Stirling as a group? London Travel iN provides private coaches and minibuses with professional drivers for groups of 8 to 85 passengers. Stirling is around 410 miles from London, so we usually plan it as part of a multi-day tour, with comfortable breaks and overnight stops in line with the legal limits on drivers' hours. Call us 24/7 on 07733 448902 or use our free quote form.

 

Lovers of Scottish history will love Stirling - with its medieval castles, cathedral and top attractions set amongst beautiful scenery, it really is a hidden gem in the country of Scotland.

 

 

Highlights

 

 

  • Stirling Castle - This historic castle features a range of activities suitable for all the family including costumed performers who play out some of the stories of intrigue and passion that have taken place during its colourful history. Exhibitions include the Stirling skeletons and local archaeology. Visitors can enjoy the Great Hall, the chapel and the regimental museum. There is a cafe and gift shop onsite for visitors to relax after their visit.

 

  • The National Wallace Monument - Commemorating the life of Sir William Wallace, this monument overlooks the location of the Battle of Stirling Bridge which took place in 1297. Visitors can learn about the story of the battle and then visit the Hall of Arms and the Hall of Heroes where the story of Wallace's life is told in great detail. Amazing views greet those who make it to the very top. Visitors can enjoy a snack and drinks in the cafe and can buy souvenirs in the gift shop.

 

  • The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum - Part of the Stirling Castle complex, this museum features the history of the elite military regiment known as the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Materials have been collected from around the world that tells the rich history of this inspiring group of military men.

 

  • Deanston Distillery - Visit one of the best distilleries in Scotland and see just what it takes to create some of the best-tasting whiskies in the country. Created using only traditional artisan methods, this single malt whisky is a treat for the senses. Cafe onsite to relax following your visit.

 

  • Dunblane Cathedral - This 12th century cathedral may not be as large as some cathedrals, nor have the architectural flourishes of some in England, but it has survived with many original features still very much on show. The Nave dates back to the 1240’s while the tower is from the 11th century. The lower storey is known as the Lady Chapel and features beautiful vaulting.

 

 

Description

 

Anyone who has seen the famous movie with Mel Gibson will have a special interest in Stirling - the location of the famous battle featuring Sir William Wallace. To discover the history, visitors can enjoy tours that detail the events while drinking in the beautiful architecture and scenery. While the city has a rich historical context, it is also a modern and vibrant town that has all the modern conveniences you could need including great spots for shopping, a range of hotels and a number of activities designed for all the family.

 

Getting from London to Stirling by coach

 

Stirling is around 410 miles north of London. The drive takes around 8 hours, so we usually plan it with an overnight stop on the way, for example in York or the Lake District, in line with the legal limits on drivers' hours. Your driver stays with your group and takes you wherever you need to go in central Scotland.

 

Who books a coach to Stirling?

 

  • Tour groups visiting Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument

  • History groups visiting the Bannockburn battlefield

  • Groups exploring Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

  • University groups and graduation visitors

  • Tour groups combining Stirling with Edinburgh and Glasgow

 

Make a trip of it

 

Because the vehicle is booked just for your group, you can build a full tour around the journey. Popular combinations include Edinburgh, Glasgow, The Kelpies, Loch Lomond and Doune Castle.

 

Stirling coach hire FAQs

 

How long does it take to get from London to Stirling by coach?

The drive is around 8 hours, so we usually plan it with an overnight stop on the way.

Can you do a multi-day tour of Scotland?

Yes. We plan the route, timings and driver rest breaks, and your driver stays with your group for the whole tour.

Can you pick us up in Scotland instead of London?

Yes, one-way and return journeys can be arranged. Tell us your plans and we will suggest the best option.

How do I get a quote?

Use our free quote form or call us 24/7 on 07733 448902 with your dates, pick-up points and number of passengers.

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