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Corstorphine doocot—all that remains of Corstorphine Castle, built in the 14th century by the Forrester family. The doocot dates from the 16th century.
Corstorphine doocot—all that remains of Corstorphine Castle, built in the 14th century by the Forrester family. The doocot dates from the 16th century
Aerial view of Holyrood Palace in 2025
Aerial view of Holyrood Palace in 2025
The ruined nave of Holyrood Abbey
The ruined nave of Holyrood Abbey
The gatehouse built by James IV, with the palace's James V's Tower behind, in a 1746 drawing by Thomas Sandby.
The gatehouse built by James IV, with the palace's James V's Tower behind, in a 1746 drawing by Thomas Sandby.
Detail of a sketch made by an English soldier in 1544, showing the palace and abbey in front of Arthur's Seat. The Royal Mile is at right.
Detail of a sketch made by an English soldier in 1544, showing the palace and abbey in front of Arthur's Seat. The Royal Mile is at right.