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The Lindsay Burial Aisle is free to visit and open year-round. View exterior only. 

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Facilities

A general view of the tower house at Edzell Castle.

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Edzell Castle and Garden
Boggy landscape leading to a hill

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Brown and White Caterthuns
A solitary wall, all that remains of Maison Dieu

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Maison Dieu Chapel, Brechin
A tall but narrow roundtower reaching into the sky next to a traditional church tower

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Brechin Cathedral Round Tower
Aberlmeno Sculptured Stone with a low stone wall and a grassy plane in the background

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Aberlemno Sculptured Stones
The tall church spire and ruins of Restenneth Priory on a field surrounded by trees

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Restenneth Priory
Interior of a museum with a range of pictish stones on display.

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St Vigeans Stones and Museum
A general view of the ruins of Arbroath Abbey, with some stone foundations visible in the foreground.

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Arbroath Abbey
Several standing stones that are part of Tomnaverie Stone Circle

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Tomnaverie Stone Circle
A small stone circle on a field

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Cullerlie Stone Circle
A stone circle on a cloudy day

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East Aquhorthies Stone Circle
Five grey standing stones around a burial cairn

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Loanhead Stone Circle
The foundations of Deer Abbey on the left, with a classic portico on the right that is the entrance to the site

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Deer Abbey
A round stone cairn on a grassy field

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Memsie Cairn
A grass covered dome-shaped tomb, surrounded by a few stone slabs

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Cairnpapple Hill
A few small standing stones surround a low stone cairn

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Clava Cairns

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