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Here in 1314, in one of the defining moments in Scottish history, King Robert the Bruce routed the English forces of King Edward II to win a much-longed-for freedom for the Scots.

Today, in the Heritage Centre close to the Borestone (Bruce's command post for the battle), you can experience the epic encounter in an audio-visual show and exhibition.

And there are exciting plans for improvements onsite for 2014. Visit www.nts.org.uk/bannockburn2014 and prepare for battle.
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There is a specially produced short film in the Visitor Centre which relates the story of the battle through the eyes of a young boy

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Bannockburn

Site: all year, daily until dusk (car park closed December and January)
Heritage Centre:
1 Mar to 31 Mar, daily 10-5
1 Apr to 30 Sep, daily 10-5.30 (last entry 4.45)
1 Oct to 31 Oct, daily 10-5
Visits outside these dates/times for pre-booked groups by arrangement with the property.

Tel. 0844 493 2139

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£3.94m Heritage Lottery grant for state-of-the art Bannockburn visitor centre
The Heritage Lottery Fund has announced a grant to the Battle of Bannockburn project - a state-of-the-art visitor attraction … read more »

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