Exploring the History of the Town of Dunblane, Scotland, Dunblane, Scotland

There’s something magical about stepping into a small Scottish town like Dunblane. Nestled along the Allan Water, Dunblane is one of those places where history lingers in the streets, and modern life blends seamlessly with centuries-old tradition.

For travelers searching for Scotland’s most iconic places, this town offers fascinating insights into the past while welcoming you with warmth and charm. You can drive yourself, take a bus, or take a guided tour through Stirlingshire to steep yourself in Scottish history and see all that this area has to offer.

We are lucky enough to have friends who live in this wonderful town and took an overnight trip from Strathaven to see them.

Dunblane traces its roots back to the 9th century, when St. Blane is said to have brought Christianity to the area. By the 12th century, the town had grown in importance, eventually establishing one of Scotland’s most celebrated medieval churches: Dunblane Cathedral. This working church, largely completed in the 13th century, remains the town’s most striking landmark. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).