🪬🧿 Is This Scotland's Most Colorful Time Capsule? (Culross Palace) Step into Culross Palace and you step directly into the 17th century. This isn't a royal palace, but the stunning home of a wealthy merchant, built in 1597 during a boom in the coal and salt trade. The name is a misnomer of the grandest kind! Walk through rooms with breathtaking painted ceilings and explore the recreated period gardens. But Culross is more than a museum; it's a living film set. Fans will instantly recognize its

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Inside Culross Abbey, a historic church overlooking a village made famous by Outlander. It has been put on the market for just £35,000, and the local community is fighting to save it 👇 | The Herald

Welcome to Culross Abbey Built on the site of an earlier Celtic Christian Culdee church, founded by St Serf, a Cistercian Abbey was established in Culross in 1217 by Malcolm, 7th Earl of Fife, and dedicated to St Mary and St Serf. Much of the original medieval building remains, although a great deal of it is in ruins, and it is now in the care of Historic Environment Scotland. After the Abbey was dissolved at the Reformation in 1560, the monks’ choir was taken over for use as the local parish ch