Dunkeld Cathedral

Cathedral Street, Dunkeld, Perthshire PH8 0AW

 

Prices and opening times

The grounds are accessible but there is currently no visitor access to the cathedral due to restrictions in place as a precautionary measure while we undertake high level masonry inspections. Find out more about our conservation work.

The adjoining Dunkeld Parish Church (not managed by Historic Environment Scotland) is open.

Admission

Dunkeld Cathedral is free to visit.  

Open

1 April to 30 September: 
Daily, 9.30am to 5.30pm
Last entry 5pm

1 October to 31 March: 
Daily, 10am to 4pm
Last entry 3.30pm

For further information about the adjoining Parish Church (not in our care) and availability of tours visit www.dunkeldcathedral.org.uk

Unexpected closures

Adverse weather or other reasons beyond our control may cause a site to close at short notice.

Before you travel, you can view current unexpected closures. 

Dogs, with the exception of guide dogs, are not permitted at Dunkeld Cathedral. 

Historic Scotland

Opening times

The grounds are accessible but there is currently no visitor access to the cathedral due to restrictions in place as a precautionary measure while we undertake high level masonry inspections.

The adjoining Dunkeld Parish Church (not managed by Historic Environment Scotland) is open.

Find out more about our conservation work

Facilities

A general exterior view of Stanley Mills.

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Stanley Mills
Detail of an animal on the front of the Dunfallandy Stone

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Dunfallandy Stone
A general view of Huntingtower Castle.

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Huntingtower Castle
A white cottage with two chimneys and a red roof

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Sunnybrae Cottage
Woodland with shrubs and bushes where the signalling station used to be

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Muir o'Fauld Roman Signal Station
A tall cross-slab with Pictish symbols in a small hall in the Parish church.

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Fowlis Wester Sculptured Stone
A white cottage-style church with a graveyard in front of it

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St Mary's Church, Grandtully
A clearing where Ardunie Signal Station used to be, with a row of trees and fields in the background

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Ardunie Roman Signal Station
A white cottage-style church with a graveyard in front of it

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St Mary's Church, Grandtully
A church building with a clock on the tower and two tall large windows, set in a graveyard

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St Serf's Church and Dupplin Cross
A red stoned cottage surrounded by gravestones and trees.

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Innerpeffray Chapel
The well preserved medieval Tullibardine Chapel with a small graveyard in front of it

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Tullibardine Chapel
A few gravestones stand in front of Muthill church, which has a large square tower on the right

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Muthill Old Church and Tower
A light brown round tower is peeking out over the roofs of Abernethy

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Abernethy Round Tower
The ruined remains of Culross Abbey next to the well preserved Parish Church.

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Culross Abbey

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Dunfermline Abbey and Palace

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