The University of Stirling:
The beautiful grounds of the Airthrey Estate below the Ochil Hills are the setting for the University of Stirling, quoted as being one of the most attractive campus site in the UK. The mature parkland with many rare trees and shrubs is open to the public throughout the year. Overlooking the grounds is Airthrey Castle, built in 1791 to a design by Robert Adam. The estate around it, which the university now occupies, was originally laid out by a pupil of 'Capability' Brown, the celebrated 18th century landscape gardener. You can stroll around the lochs and woodland, play golf on a neat nine hole golf course, enjoy coffee and snacks in the cafes, browse the university bookshop, see film and performing arts at the macrobert arts centre.

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