Top Things to do in Clackmannanshire
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Discover the best top things to do in Clackmannanshire, United Kingdom including Tillicoultry Cemetery and War Memorial, Castle Campbell, Gartmorn Dam Country Park & Nature Reserve, Dollar Glen, The Japanese Garden, Alloa Tower, Cochrane Hall, Sterling Mills Outlet Shopping Village, Tillicoultry Clock Tower, Tillicoultry Baptist Church.
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1. Tillicoultry Cemetery and War Memorial
2. Castle Campbell
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 325 reviews
This site is closed. We’re working hard to gradually reopen the places you love while making sure the experience is safe for everyone. Find out more about our reopening plans. Formerly known as the Castle of Glooms, this castle is beautifully sited upon a narrow bridge overlooked by the Ochil Hills. The 15th century fortress of Castle Campbell is dramatically situated above Dollar Glen. The oldest part is a well-preserved 15th century tower around which other buildings were constructed, including an unusual loggia. Castle Campbell was once the home of the powerful Campbell earls of Argyll, and has connections with historical figures such as John Knox and Mary Queen of Scots.
Reviewed By emm592 - Burgess Hill, United Kingdom
From the moment we stepped foot into the castle grounds we were greeted y such a lovely friendly member of staff. The castle itself is great and although a lot is no longer standing what is left is great. The rooms, the original staircase, costumes to try on and a great kids quiz to complete. We were here about 2 hours. The views are amazing and picnic facilities indoor and out. So pleased we visited then we went for a stroll down the Campbell Glenn. Stunning! And all dog friendly Afterwards we went to a local tea rooms Perfect
3. Gartmorn Dam Country Park & Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By Tillyman
A circle around the Dam will take about one hour and has no obstacles, difficult climbs or impediments. The views north are absolutely stunning and the range from the Ochil Hills to the start of the Highlands north of Stirling are sumptuous. Worth knowing that there is a cafe to visit at the end so that you can reward yourself with freshly made light lunches, fresh baked scones and cakes. Well, after all the effort, you deserve it, don't you?
4. Dollar Glen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By tracywQ4903BV - Newton Ferrers, United Kingdom
Stunning walks around a very beautiful area. Only disappointment was the castle which we didn't feel was worth paying to enter.
5. The Japanese Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Vancatwoman - Glasgow, United Kingdom
We visited on a cold bright day and the garden was stunning. Felt we could have been in Japan. Beautifully laid out with authentic lanterns and pagodas. The cafe is good., Excellent soup and sandwiches plus scrummy cakes. Would love to visit again.
6. Alloa Tower
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 86 reviews
This bold medieval keep may look forbidding, but inside it’s full of art and riches – not to mention intriguing tales. The tower dates back to the 14th century and was built to guard a strategically important ferry crossing on the nearby River Forth.
Reviewed By Bobsatravellin - Glasgow, United Kingdom
This place seems somewhat out of place hidden behind a supermarket and the Council Offices, and you get there by driving through a housing estate. However turn the corner and the access road to the tower opens up and it is like stepping back in time. Recommend starting from the top and working down as others have mentioned. Views from the roof are just stunning with a 360 panorama over the Firth of Forth, up to Stirling Castle, round the base of the Ochil Hills and down to Clackmannnan Tower. There are four floors to visit, all quite different. The Great Hall at the top has the most wonderful mediaeval roof and the restoration of the ancient oak timbers can clearly be seen. Floors 2 and 3 have their own guides available to relate tales of the history and ghosts of the Tower, along with a unique internal well on floor 2. The ground floor has public toilets and a small gift shop, along with the hole in the floor giving entrance to the dungeon below. Car parking is nearby with room for about 12 cars and a couple of coaches. The surrounding grounds have their own history with the former Alloa House and make a relaxing place for a stroll after the visit to the Tower. Combined with the enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff who clearly feel passionate about Alloa and the Tower, this place is well worth a visit. With the narrow spiral stairs, most certainly not suitable for people with limited mobility!
7. Cochrane Hall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
8. Sterling Mills Outlet Shopping Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 74 reviews
Unique Shopping Destination at the foot of the Ochil Hills. Easily Accessible by car or bus.
Reviewed By Freddie212 - Larbert, United Kingdom
Hubby and I enjoy a visit here and now that Edinburgh Woollen Mill. Ponden Home and Peacocks have taken over the M&S outlet shopping it makes it even more of a pleasure.
9. Tillicoultry Clock Tower
10. Tillicoultry Baptist Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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