The King’s Knot and the Queen’s Knot in Stirling

The King's Knot and Queen's Knot in Stirling, Scotland, are historical earthworks located below Stirling Castle. The King's Knot, a large, terraced mound, dates back to the 16th century and is believed to be part of a royal garden or symbolic landscape. Nearby, the smaller Queen's Knot likely served a similar purpose. Both features offer insights into medieval landscape design and royal life.