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Holyrood Abbey and Palace Gardens
Walk in royal footsteps around Holyrood Abbey and gardens, founded by David I in 1128.
Not included in Explorer Pass
Inchcolm Abbey
A very special island in the Firth of Forth is home to Inchcolm Abbey, the best-preserved group of monastic buildings in Scotland.
Inchkenneth Chapel
Inchkenneth Chapel is a modest rectangular chapel is dedicated to Kenneth of Aghaboe, a contemporary of St Columba.
Inchmahome Priory
Take a boat trip across the Lake of Menteith to a serene and secluded island, home to the romantic ruins of Inchmahome Priory.
Innerpeffray Chapel
Innerpeffray Chapel was built as the private chapel for the local noble family, the Drummonds. By 1542 it had become a collegiate church.
Inverlochy Castle
Visit the medieval stronghold that dominated the southern end of the Great Glen.
Grounds or exterior access only
Iona Abbey and Nunnery
Positioned on a tiny isle off the coast of Mull, Iona Abbey is one of Scotland’s most sacred sites.
Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement
This Shetland headland was the ideal place to settle for communities spanning several millennia.
Keills Chapel and Cross
Keills Chapel was built in the 1100s and was dedicated to St Cormac. It contains almost 40 carved stones, which range in dates from the AD 700s to the 1500s.
Kilberry Sculptured Stones
The Kilberry Sculptured Stones cover a range of styles and eras – from early Christian grave-slabs to late-medieval cross fragments.
Kildalton Cross
Visit this fine high cross, a sculptural masterpiece and one of the finest carved stones of medieval Scotland.
