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Cross Kirk, Peebles
In the heart of a bustling Borders town lies an ancient holy site associated with miracles and the grave of a saint.
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Crossraguel Abbey
Even though it was intended as a peaceful place of worship, this Ayrshire monastery saw its fair share of conflict.
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Cubbie Roo's Castle and St Mary's Chapel
The Orkneyinga Saga records that a Norwegian named Kolbein Hruga built "a fine stone castle" on the island of Wyre in 1145.
Cullerlie Stone Circle
Cullerlie Stone Circle is a 4,000-year-old stone circle and cremation site, surrounded on all sides by rising ground.
Culross Abbey
Explore the ruins of a Cistercian monastery of the 1200s, once home to a community of monks and lay brothers.
Culsh Earth House
Crawl inside an Iron Age souterrain and imagine how this underground space was used around 2,000 years ago.
Cuween Hill Chambered Cairn
Discover a 5,000-year-old Neolithic tomb in Orkney where bones of humans, dogs and oxen were found buried.
Dere Street Roman Road
Dere Street Roman Road was built by occupying Romans in AD 79—81. It was reused during the time of the Antonine Wall, some 60 years later.
Deskford Church
The roofless and ruined Deskford Church is a simple, rectangular parish church dating to about 1540.
Dirleton Castle
This magnificent fortress–residence served three successive noble families over 400 years. Badly damaged in Cromwell’s 1650 siege, Dirleton’s fortunes were revived by its new owners in the 1660s.
Doonhill Homestead
Examine the outlines of two successive halls built on the same spot 6,000 years ago at this complex site.
Doune Castle
Marvel at the grandeur of Doune Castle, and walk in the footsteps of rulers both real and fictional.
