The Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre (National Trust for Scotland)

Such an interesting visitors center and battlefield. There is an interactive room where you can dress up like a knight. A nice cafeteria and bathroom. There are interactive trails and a monument . Plenty of parking and picnic tables

Excellent visitor centre. We returned to have another go at the Battle Simulator which visitors could take part in a simulation of the historic battle. Unfortunately it is now only used to illustrate the guided tour. Good cafe and gift shop Don't miss the dressing up room. 😎👍👍👍👍

A great place to visit and learn the history of the battle. The tour is highly innovative and very 'hands on' too. Our guide was very knowledgeable and presented a lot of information but kept your interest the whole time.

This is certainly a place where you can feel the history all around you. The visitor center is roughly where Robert the Bruce’s camp would have been located. Inside the visitor center there is a nice gift shop and some interactive informational experiences but we didn’t partake in that, just admiring the monuments outside. The Robert the Bruce monument at the end is very neat and wonderfully sculpted. Stirling Castle is visible in the distance on a nice sunny day. When in the area, do visit this historical place.

We used our National Trust membership for access and expected just to wander round a wet battlefield. Instead, we were given an informative and engaging guided talk through the visitor centre. Because of this, we understood so much more about why this battle was important, and how a small army achieved such astonishing success. The large audio visual nicely demonstrates the weapons used and their effectiveness, while still being appropriate for children. It made the following walk out to the memorial more meaningful, as we could understand what had happened at which bits of the landscape. It really is all very well done. There is also a nice cafe with large windows and a variety of seating available. The toilets were clean and no queue. There's a room with costumes of the era to try on.

Very glad that we took a detour to visit here. I thought would just be a typical battlefield and visitor centre experience but the absolute highlight was the 1 hour immersive video and description of the battle from an expert tour guide, in our case Dr Callum Watson who was outstanding. When we arrived at 1310 and were advised that the next tour was 1400 we weren't sure whether to stay on for it initially (as still had a 3 hour onwards drive) but very pleased that we did & would highly recommend it - maybe just time your visit to arrive 15-30 mins before though ideally. Also alot of fun to try on some of the (Very heavy) armour clothing. Kids or big kids at heart will love it.

I love history and Britain is full of it. This place is so interesting and really good to visit. The Bruce statue is amazing and actually when you stand under it looking up it's quite intimidating. Beautiful area and well worth it with a lovely café as well. Recommend 100%😁

Great attraction, loved learning about the battle, told with enthusiasm from our guide throughout, Warwick. The grounds are lovely and peaceful to walk around. A great way to spend a couple of hours if in the area