Explore one of Scotland’s most remarkable historic houses
Hidden near Stirling, Bannockburn House is a rare 17th-century historic house with deep links to Jacobite history, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Scotland’s tartan story and the world of Outlander.
- Explore a rare 17th-century house with remarkable original interiors and architectural details
- Discover the room where Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed during the Jacobite campaign
- Learn about Bannockburn House’s important place in Scotland’s tartan story
- Step into a real historic setting connected with Outlander: Blood of My Blood
- See conservation and restoration work happening as the house is saved for future generations
- Enjoy seasonal garden tours through historic grounds, woodland, lawns and garden spaces
This is more than a heritage attraction. Bannockburn House is a living rescue project, owned by the community and cared for through a major conservation and restoration effort. Every visit helps protect the house, uncover its stories and support its future.
Experience Jacobite history, tartan heritage and Outlander connections near Stirling
Bannockburn House has witnessed centuries of Scottish history. The wider estate can be traced back to the early 14th century, while the core of the house is generally thought to date from the mid-17th century.
The house is especially known for its Jacobite connections. Prince Charles Edward Stuart, better known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, stayed at Bannockburn House in 1745 and again in January 1746, when the house served as an important Jacobite base during the siege of Stirling.
Visitors can also uncover the house’s links to tartan heritage, including its connection to the Wilson family and Bannockburn’s place in the story of tartan production. For Outlander fans, the house offers something extra special too: atmospheric 17th-century interiors, real Jacobite history and a filming connection to Outlander: Blood of My Blood.
Book Bannockburn House tickets today and step into a Scottish story still being saved, shared and brought back to life.