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Features

• Take time to walk on the battlefield under the gaze of Pilkington Jackson’s famous Equestrian Statue
• Edward's troops marched for 6 days to get to Bannockburn

About the property
Battlefield site where the fate of the nation of Scotland was decided when Robert the Bruce and his army defeated the army of Edward II of England on the 23rd and 24th June 1314.

Please note that contrary to the information from Visit Scotland, there will not be a re-enactment at Bannockburn in 2009. MORE>

Opening times

Heritage Centre: 2 Mar to 31 Oct, daily 10–5.30. Grounds: all year, daily until dusk.