Scone Abbey

Scone Abbey, located in Scotland near Perth, is a historic site known as the traditional crowning place of Scottish kings. Established in the 12th century, it was originally a monastery before becoming significant for its role in royal ceremonies. The Stone of Scone, a symbol of Scottish royalty, was housed here until it was taken to England in the 14th century. Today, Scone Abbey is a ruin, but it remains a place of cultural importance, representing Scotland's rich history and heritage, attracting visitors interested in its royal connections and architectural remnants.