In the quiet meadows by the River Forth lie the ruins of Cambuskenneth Abbey, once one of Scotland’s most important religious houses. Founded around 1140 by King David I to serve nearby Stirling Castle, it became a stage for history. Robert the Bruce held parliaments here after Bannockburn, and King James III rests within its grounds alongside his queen, Margaret of Denmark. The abbey’s crowning jewel is its remarkable 13th-century bell tower, a unique survivor in Scotland with soaring lancet wi

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