Scone Palace 
Description
Former abbey now a grand Georgian Palace, the location where Scottish kings have been traditionally crowned and from where the Stone of Scone (or Stone of Destiny) was taken by Edward I back to England in the 13th Century to form the basis of the crowning of English and now British monarchs. The house is still lived in so only state rooms are open to look round, but you can also wander round large parts of the extensive grounds including the excellent star shaped maze.
Charge
Charge. There is a ticket that covers just the grounds or a joint ticket for the grounds and the Palace
Getting There
From Perth take the number 3 or number 58 bus to the castle driveway (irregular between 8 and 30 minutes journey depending on which route the bus takes). It's then a 15 minute walk along the drive to the palace properLatitude: 56.422845; Longitude: -3.438341
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