Was expecting little but loved it!
4.5
4.5
Date of visit: August 2017
Overall Rating
Excellent
This is essentially a place about the First War of Scottish Independence back in 1314. Robert the Bruce and Edward II fought here, that's what I learnt. But the building is brilliant and the landscape was nice when it was sunny!
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
The inside of the venue was all on one level. The cafe is laid our well with different types of tables and chairs to suit different needs, though they are a bit too close to area in some areas. The shop and exhibition area all flat and signs are large and easy to read. Outside is very accessible with wide paths and steady ramps.
Parking & Transport
Good
Had a lift and use the disabled bays right outside the building.
Accessible Toilets
Good
Great accessible loo.
Staff
Excellent
Very cheerful and happy to talk. The cafe was very busy as it was lunch time but the person was very calm and took everyones older and made sure everyone got what they wanted.
Additional Information
Nice place for a pit stop and to learn a little about Scotland's history. The landscape and statues are very impressive.
