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Restenneth Priory

Description:

The earliest masonry at Restenneth Priory dates to the 1100s.

Alexander I had the annals of Iona transferred to the priory in the 1100s, and Robert the Bruce buried his young son Prince John here in the 1300s.

Opening Times:
Restenneth Priory is free to visit and open year-round. View exterior only.

Accessibility:
Strong footwear recommended.

Dog Friendly

Dogs are welcome at this outdoor attraction. Please remember to follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code when out with your dog.

Location

Restenneth Priory, B9113, Forfar, UK

Accessibility:

  • Parking

Disclaimer: While we strive to ensure that the accessibility information provided is accurate and up-to-date, we recommend contacting the venue directly for the most precise and current details regarding accessibility.

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