Inchcolm Abbey

 

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Inchcolm Abbey
Inchcolm Island
Burntisland
KY3 0UA

Telephone: 07918 337 097

Two ferries sail from Hawes Pier, South Queensferry: 

Forth Tours
Telephone: 0131 331 3030

Maid of the Forth
Telephone: 0131 331 5000

National Grid reference: NT 189 826

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Opening times

1 Apr to 30 Sept:
Daily, 10.30am to 5.30pm (last entry at 4.45pm).

1 to 31 Oct:
Daily, 9.30am to 4.30pm (last entry 4pm).

1 Nov to 31 Mar:
Closed

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Facilities

View of the east range at Aberdour Castle from the walled garden

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Aberdour Castle and Gardens
The roofless but otherwise well preserved ruin of St Bridget

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St Bridget's Kirk
The weather-worn carving of an eagle on a large rockface. In front of it is an interpretation sign

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Eagle Rock
A complete, round dovecot with three white-stones layers

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Corstorphine Dovecot
A general view of Edinburgh Castle and Castle Rock, as seen from the north.

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Edinburgh Castle
A general view of Trinity House.

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Trinity House
A smallish standing stone surrounded by a circular fence in a field of bright yellow flowers.

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Dogton Stone
A general view of Holyrood Abbey and palace.

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Holyrood Abbey
A general view of Edinburgh Castle and Castle Rock, as seen from the north.

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Edinburgh Castle
A general view of Stirling Castle, showing the gate house, royal palace and the roof of the great hall.

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Stirling Castle
A general view of Corgarff Castle.

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Corgarff Castle
A view of Ruthven Barracks on a winter morning

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Ruthven Barracks
An aerial view of Fort George.

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Fort George
General view of the exterior of Hackness Martello Tower and Battery

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Hackness Martello Tower and Battery
A canon pointing out to sea

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Fort Charlotte

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