Stirling Old Town Jail

Although the old town prison was a place where prisoners used to be held, leaving countless dark stories, it is now taking you through the complex with light humor. The way to Stirlingburg will pass here, next to the Old City Prison is St. Drew Cathedral, and from the iron fence a group of tombstones sleeps here. Compared to other parts of the UK, the whole town is generally not tall, so there is little visual sense of the spires supporting the undulating flow. Probably not what she wants, buried the heritage deep in every inch of land that she has been pursuing. Compared to the usual deposition of Edinburgh's smooth soot walls, Stirling's buildings were extra large in the way they were, with a less finely carved, but a more natural one; perhaps this unvarnished roughness was the Scottish soul.

Old Town Prison used to be a place for prisoners, where you can hear many dark stories and now it is a great place to visit. Tickets for adults 6.5, students £5. It feels special to visit here.

I would definitely pass by to Stirling Castle and took two photos without entering. Maybe it shouldn't have been!

The walls of the prison are quite high, and there are many anti-people

A very historical building that makes people feel heavy.