1K views · 120 reactions | Autumn leaves at Scone Palace  . . #sconepalace #autumn #autumnleaves #fall #trees #gardens #scotland #visitscotland | Scone Palace | Facebook

2.9K views · 131 reactions | What do you think….. Is Scone Palace haunted?  Happy Halloween!! . . #sconepalace #happyhalloween #halloween #ghost #hauntedhouse #haunted #ghosts #history #scotland #spooky | Scone Palace | Facebook

Sophie Tait from Dundee, Scotland, loading the first of The Ardblair Stones at Destiny Day at Scone Palace on 20th June 2021. The first stone weighs 18kg/40lbs and the barrels are a height of 132cm/52inches. Congratulations Sophie! The Ardblair Stones are sponsored by Castle Water - The UK's leading independent water retailer. | The Ardblair Stones

New Video! Exploring Scone Palace - the ancient site where the Kings of Scotland were crowned on the Stone of Destiny, from the time of Kenneth MacAlpin in the 9th century and also the site of Scottish Parliaments. The place of coronation was called Caislean Credi, 'Hill of Credulity', which is known today as the present Moot Hill. The coronation of King Robert the Bruce, took place on Moot Hill on March 1306. The Stone of Destiny was removed from Scotland by King Edward I of England in 1296 and

Scone Palace stands tall on the River Tay, steeped in history. From medieval coronations to family stories, it juggles the past and present. Discover the impressive stories of this historic Scottish landmark. #SconePalace #ScottishHistory #Scotland #MansfieldFamily #HistoricSites | Real Royalty