Mercat Cross Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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The Mercat Cross stands in Broad Street. It was restored and re-erected in its original position in 1891. Only the unicorn finial formed part of the original monument from16th century. It was once th...
Always of interest The Mercat crosses in the towns and villages a great meeting place in times past in 1891 it was restored as a traditional Heraldic Cross only the unicorn Which is 16th Century is f...
A modest but hugely significant structure in Stirling Old Town
The Mercat Cross is located opposite the Tolbooth along Broad Street in the Old Town and was the main focal point of the area where trading took place. The cross was removed from its location in 1792 ...
For a royal city, the former market cross is surprisingly simple. A four stepped circular base supporting a pillar surmounted by a heraldic unicorn. It marks the spot where markets were held and royal...
Lovely
The Mercat Cross stands in Broad Street. It was restored and re-erected in its original position in 1891. Only the unicorn finial formed part of the original monument from16th century. It was once th...
Interesting
Moved here in 1792 and restored in 1891 it is an inconspicuous piece of street art on the road down from the castle
A unicorn from the 16th century
Always of interest The Mercat crosses in the towns and villages a great meeting place in times past in 1891 it was restored as a traditional Heraldic Cross only the unicorn Which is 16th Century is f...
A modest but hugely significant structure in Stirling Old Town
The Mercat Cross is located opposite the Tolbooth along Broad Street in the Old Town and was the main focal point of the area where trading took place. The cross was removed from its location in 1792 ...
Simple Mercat Cross
For a royal city, the former market cross is surprisingly simple. A four stepped circular base supporting a pillar surmounted by a heraldic unicorn. It marks the spot where markets were held and royal...