Visitarás los majestuosos símbolos de Escocia, ubicados en Stirling, antes de regresar a Glasgow para una visita panorámica de la ciudad.

In the heart of the Falkirk region, stand two majestic 30-metre high steel structures, depicting the heads of two horses. These impressive sculptures are a tribute to the country's equine heritage and the vital importance that draught horses played in the region's industry and economy during the Industrial Revolution.

The sculptures were designed by artist Andy Scott and were completed in 2013. Each weighs over 300 tonnes and is constructed from a complex stainless steel structure and clad in steel plates. The design of the sculptures was inspired by two real draught horses, Duke and Baron, who worked in the Falkirk region.

These gigantic sculptures are not only a visual marvel, but also house an exhibition inside. Visitors can enter the sculptures and learn about the history of the region, the importance of draught horses and the process of building the sculptures. In addition, the sculptures are illuminated at night, creating a stunning visual spectacle.

As well as being an artistic landmark, these sculptures also serve a practical purpose. They form part of the Forth and Clyde Canal and act as a gateway to the canal. The steel horses are located at the eastern end of the canal, and boats passing through the canal must pass between the two sculptures.

Ultimately, these two horse sculptures are a testament to the industrial history of the region, a tribute to the draught horses that were so vital to the economy and an impressive work of art that attracts visitors from all over the world.