Holyrood Edinburgh

Holyrood Abbey

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Feb 7, 2025
My visit to the Palace of Holyroodhouse was absolutely incredible! The palace is stunning, with beautifully preserved rooms, fascinating history, and a real sense of grandeur. Walking through the his…Full review by jeangarling11
Aug 11, 2024
Stunning. Do not miss this when you are at Holyrood! Even with some scaffolding, it is worth seeing! The audio guide gives interesting details that really put you "in the moment".Full review by elysec2018
Jun 20, 2024
Amazing church for a remote place like Edinburg in 1128! Very tall structure - unfortunately the roof fell in after somebody tried to fix it with stone slabs:).Full review by JJ B
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Holyrood Abbey was founded in 1128 by King David I. The original abbey church of Holyrood was largely reconstructed between 1195 and …
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Holyrood Abbey, established in 1128 by King David I, is a historical site in ruins. The term "Holyrood" derives from an old Scottish term f…
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Are dogs allowed in the grounds and abbey?
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Guide dogs yes. Its like a museum so you would not take your pooch for a quick sniff there nope.
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Answer by Pao D · Jan 31, 2021
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How much is the admission fee please? Thank you.
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12.50 pound stirling for adults with price reductions for over 60, disabled, or under 17. Includes the palace, abbey, and the gardens. NOTE: If you don't want to do it all in one day, …
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12.50 pound stirling for adults with price reductions for over 60, disabled, or under 17. Includes the palace, abbey, and the gardens. NOTE: If you don't want to do it all in one day, be sure to have your ticket stamped BEFORE you exit, so that you can return on any day within a year. I was there on a rainy day and decided to use my stamped ticket to do the gardens the next day when it was sunny! :)
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How much does it cost to get into holyrood palace and abbey?
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it cost us £11 each as pensioners. if u get your ticket stamped at the end you can return for free I think within the year
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Answer by MARGARET N · Feb 14, 2017
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How much does it cost to get into holyrood palace and abbey?
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12.50 pound It was worth it.
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