Photo: Scone Palace by Peter Hodge, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
About this place
Scone Palace in Perthshire has been the seat of the Murray family, the Earls of Mansfield, since the early seventeenth century.
The Gothic Revival house was built from around 1802 and was substantially complete by 1812.
It stands on a site of considerable royal significance.
For centuries, the Moot Hill at Scone was where Scottish kings were crowned, among them Macbeth and Robert the Bruce.
The palace remains privately owned and managed by the family today.
Read more on WikipediaFacilities
Parking Café Toilets Shop Cycle parking
Plan your visit
Nearest station: Perth Rail Station (2.1 miles)
Open April to October; check the official website for current dates and times.
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