Great little gem in beautiful Stirling. A great variety of pieces giving you a great insight in Scottish artists and history of Stirling. Sweet little cafe with friendly staff

We are an adult day care centre who unfortunately could not get into the Bannockburn Centre so were signposted to yourself. What a find this is truly a little gem so interesting for our clients and the service was outstanding, staff could not be any more supportive. Looking forward to returning soon.

This is one of my favourite places. A small museum by contemporary standards, it's well-run by enthusiastic and knowledgeable experts, and has an eclectic collection showcasing the very best of local history. It's independently-funded, and sometimes that shows, but overall it's a valuable addition to the local community.

The exhibits in the museum are well presented and of great local interest. One of them being the oldest football in the world dating back to the time of Mary Queen of Scots. There are also various paintings on display in the gallery. The artwork displays are changed on a regular basis. As local residents we pop in fairly frequently, either for lunch or a coffee and a cake in the museum cafe. Entrance is free with collection boxes for voluntary contributions.

There is so much history here, and the place itself is quite charming with home-grown vibes. The only drawback for me was there was so much history, I scarcely think I could absorb it all in one visit. Definitely a fascinating place I wish I could spend more time!

This is a real hidden gem of a museum in Stirling and worth a visit if you are visiting the town. We knew they had an unusual exhibit of a Tiger wrapped in Tunnock Teacakes wrapping, for those who know they are a Scottish teacake that's very popular. The museum also has some wonderful exhibits that are from the Scottish people's history and some great paintings and various artifacts. It's a great little place to visit and worthwhile to divert from the town centre for an hour or so.