Our private group visits key locations in the life of William Wallace – Braveheart – Stirling Castle , Bannockburn and the Wallace Monument. On this tour you will get a unique insight into the life of Braveheart . Take in the Braveheart tour from Edinburgh of two historic monuments and Bannockburn William Wallace – Braveheart - defeated the English at the battle of Stirling Bridge in the Wars of Independence . Robert the Bruce ensured victory by defeating the English at the Battle of Bannockburn . The National Wallace Monument is a unique tribute to Scotland's Braveheart William Wallace .An unmissable feature on the first floor is the Wallace Sword, a powerful symbol of his courage and skill. The sword is 1.68m long . Wallace’s sword was brought to the Monument in 1888 from its historic resting place in Dumbarton Castle.During the Wars of Independence with England (1296–1356), Stirling Castle changed hands frequently.Wallace’s greatest victory was at Stirling Bridge (1297)