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A visit to Stirling is an invitation to experience the true essence of the Adelaide Hills, where every season is a celebration waiting to unfold. Dive into its rich history, indulge in delightful shopping and dining experiences and wander through the vibrant village streets. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway or a degustation delight, Stirling has something special in store for you!
Stirling is on the main bus route with a stop right outside the castle. You can be in Adelaide in about 30 minutes or Hahndorf in 15 minutes.
We will soon offer a chauffeured Rolls Royce service, whether you want to be picked up from the airport or taken around a few wineries we are happy to offer this service at an extra charge.
Stirling is named in 1854 after Edward Stirling, the illegitimate son of the Scottish aristocrat Archibald Stirling and the great half uncle of Sir David Stirling who founded the SAS during WW2.
Originally the traditional lands of the Peramangk people, Stirling was the favourite spot for wealthy English migrants to escape Adelaide's hot summers.
As a result, many grand mansions can be found here, including of course Stirling Castle!
There are about 20 eateries in Stirling, all within walking distance from the castle. This includes everything from fine dining such as Patch, to fabulous pie shops such as Stirling Bakery.
We have negotiated special deals for guests of the castle for some places so please reach out for details.
Stirling is home to about 30 retail outlets including men and women high fashion, book shops, vintage and confectionery.
Make sure you check with us about the Stirling Castle discounts offered by some of these stores including the famous Max Milan!