Walking the Marches

Stirling Walking the Marches is a yearly procession to celebrate our

800-year-old tradition of inspecting Stirling’s city boundaries

It promises to be a lively procession complete with our very own

Stirling Bellman, Pipe Bands and medieval time travellers.

The Walking of the Marches will start and finish at the Rotunda at the

bottom of King Street, with the Albert Halls, Smith Art Gallery and

Museum, Cowane’s hospital and the Holy Rude as key stopping points

along the way and will last around 90 minutes.

Limited disabled access - due to steep hills, uneven surfaces and

cobbles.

Stirling Walking the Marches is a yearly procession to celebrate our

800-year-old tradition of inspecting Stirling’s city boundaries

It promises to be a lively procession complete with our very own

Stirling Bellman, Pipe Bands and medieval time travellers.

The Walking of the Marches will start and finish at the Rotunda at the

bottom of King Street, with the Albert Halls, Smith Art Gallery and

Museum, Cowane’s hospital and the Holy Rude as key stopping points

along the way and will last around 90 minutes.

Limited disabled access - due to steep hills, uneven surfaces and

cobbles.