St Vigeans Stones and Museum

St Vigeans, Arbroath, Angus DD11 4RB

01241 878 756
 

Prices and opening times

St Vigeans Museum is open on the following dates from 10am to 5pm with last entry at 4.30pm. No booking required and tickets can be purchased on arrival.

St Vigeans Museum is open on the following dates from 10am to 5pm with last entry at 4.30pm. No booking required and tickets can be purchased on arrival.

Friday 2 September
Thursday 8 September
Friday 16 September
Friday 23 September

Member/Explorer Pass holder: FREE
Adult: £6.00
Concession: £4.80
Child aged 5-15: £3.60
Child under 5: FREE

Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Concession price: this applies if you can show proof that you’re aged 60+ or unemployed.

Admission prices are subject to change.

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Opening times

St Vigeans Museum is open on the following dates from 10am to 5pm with last entry at 4.30pm. No booking required and tickets can be purchased on arrival.

Fri 2 Sept
Thur 8 Sept
Fri 16 Sept
Fri 23 Sept

Facilities

A general view of the ruins of Arbroath Abbey, with some stone foundations visible in the foreground.

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Arbroath Abbey
A tall but narrow roundtower reaching into the sky next to a traditional church tower

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Brechin Cathedral Round Tower
A solitary wall, all that remains of Maison Dieu

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Maison Dieu Chapel, Brechin
A series of stone walls, partly filled in with soil and covered in grass. Fields in the background.

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Carlungie Earth House
Aberlmeno Sculptured Stone with a low stone wall and a grassy plane in the background

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Aberlemno Sculptured Stones
Several stone lined ditches that once used to be the cellar of a round house

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Ardestie Earth House
A celtic cross in front of a small stone house

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Lindsay Burial Aisle
A general view of the tower house at Edzell Castle.

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Edzell Castle and Garden
Aberlmeno Sculptured Stone with a low stone wall and a grassy plane in the background

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Aberlemno Sculptured Stones
An aerial photograph looking down at the ruin of a cathedral set within a graveyard beside a small town and a bay.

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St Andrews Cathedral
A tall Pictish cross-slab with a prominent, ornate cross carved on the front. Detail shows a hunting scene and a boat.

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St Orland's Stone
A detailed view of Eassie Sculptured Stone. The back of the stone is decorated with a number of things including a double-disc and z-rod, a Pictish beast, three men with cloaks carrying spears and several cows with scroll joints.

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Eassie Sculptured Stone
A photograph of a stone carved with three horsemen

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Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum
A tall cross on top of a large cylindrical base

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Preston Market Cross
The large Brandsbutt stone at night, illuminated from one side which makes the intricate carvings stand out.

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Brandsbutt Stone
A tall carved stone

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Maiden Stone

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