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Sueno's Stone
Carved from local sandstone and standing about 7m tall, Sueno’s Stone is a marvel of late Pictish art. It was carved between the mid AD 800s and early AD 900s.
Tantallon Castle
Set high on a cliff edge and featuring a massive red sandstone curtain wall, Tantallon Castle was home to the Red Douglas dynasty.
Tarves Tomb
Marvel at an ornate medieval tomb with remarkably lifelike carvings of a local lord and lady.
Taversöe Tuick Chambered Cairn
Explore three tombs in one at this unusual Neolithic chambered cairn.
Tealing Dovecot
Tealing Dovecot was built by Sir David Maxwell of Tealing and his wife Helen in 1595. This is confirmed by an inscription on the south-east skewput.
Tomnaverie Stone Circle
Discover Tomnaverie Stone Circle, a kind of monument found only in north-eastern Scotland which may once have been used for astronomical observation.
Torhouse Stone Circle
Torhouse Stone Circle lies in the Bladnoch Valley. It is the best surviving monument in what was once clearly an important landscape during prehistory
Torrylin Cairn
Torrylin Cairn, in Arran, is a Neolithic cairn that acted as a place of ritual and burial for more than 1,000 years.
Unstan Chambered Cairn
Explore a Neolithic round chambered cairn in Orkney, known for its ‘Unstan Ware’ pottery.
Urquhart Castle
Visit one of Scotland's most magnificent and iconic castles, located on the shores of Loch Ness.
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Wanlockhead Beam Engine
Discover the Wanlockhead Beam Engine, an industrial relic nestled in Scotland's highest village and a former mining heartland.
Westquarter Dovecot
The dovecot was built to house hundreds of pairs of pigeons destined for the table of the laird of the Westquarter Estate.
Grounds or exterior access only
Westside Church
Explore the remains of a remote Norse church in what was once a wealthy part of the Orkney Earldom.
