Churches in StirlingStirling, Scotland

Weathered medieval stone under a Victorian interior, with 15th-century choir stalls.

Kirk above Loch Voil whose churchyard holds the graves of Rob Roy MacGregor and his family.

Medieval burgh church next to Stirling Castle, one of few British churches to have hosted a coronation (James VI, 1567).

Unusual whitewashed 18th-century kirk in Killin, home to a rare seven-sided font.

Handsome 1825 kirk in Kippen, its interior richly reworked in the Arts-and-Crafts era.

Atmospheric ruined 17th-century kirk beneath Dumyat at Blairlogie, with an old burial ground.

Village kirk at Thornhill with a landmark tower, serving the ridge-top settlement.

Former Callander parish kirk on the meadow, now a landmark building beside the River Teith.