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A cozy historic pub and inn in Stirling offering hearty local fare, guest beers, and comfortable rooms with scenic views.
The Cross Keys is a charming, historic pub and inn located at 3 Queen Street in Stirling, Scotland. Known for its cozy atmosphere, locally sourced hearty meals, and a selection of guest beers on draft, it offers visitors a welcoming spot to unwind. With comfortable rooms overlooking the Carse of Stirling and friendly service, it blends traditional Scottish pub culture with a touch of countryside hospitality.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Bus
Take the local Stirling bus service to Queen Street, with a journey time of approximately 15-25 minutes from the city center. Buses run frequently but check schedules for weekend variations. A single fare costs around £2-£3.
Train and Walk
Arrive at Stirling Railway Station, then enjoy a 20-minute walk through the city center to 3 Queen Street. The route is mostly flat and accessible, suitable for most travelers.
Car
Drive to The Cross Keys with parking options nearby, though spaces may be limited during peak times. Travel times vary but typically range from 10-20 minutes from central Stirling. Parking fees apply in public lots, usually £1-£3 per hour.
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