Visitors are able to explore Mary, Queen of Scots' Chambers ... included in the standard admission to Holyroodhouse Palace. Next to the Palace is the Queen's Gallery, which houses a fabulous ...

From the enigmatic stone circles of Stonehenge whispering secrets of a prehistoric past to the towering ramparts of Edinburgh ...

Then, in 1503, James IV extended these chambers into a sumptuous royal palace. From here on, Holyrood would be tinkered with by every monarch who sat on the throne, from Scotland's James V and Mary, ...

The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the official residence ... It was the home of Mary, Queen of Scots during the 1500s, where she married two of husbands and witnessed the murder of her private ...

The King’s official residence in Scotland, the Palace of Holyroodhouse is a rather ... person most visitors want to hear about is Mary, Queen of Scots. Her bedroom can be reached via a winding ...

The Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence in Scotland of ... Holyroodhouse was founded as a monastery in 1128 and was at one point the residence of Mary Queen of Scots. You can visit the ...

The largest natural freshwater loch in West Lothian, it sits like a glittering jewel in the foreground of Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of James V and Mary, Queen of Scots. Linlithgow Loch is ...

If you meander east down George Street, you'll run into St. Andrew Square, which is just a block away from the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and the Queen Street Gardens off of North David ...

Discover the dark history of Holyrood Palace – where Mary, Queen of Scots private secretary was brutally murdered – and journey to Whitehall Palace, which started life as Henry VIII’s ‘party palace’ ...

James V did live in the castle, and built the palace. Both Mary, Queen of Scots and her son James VI & I were baptised in the castle, and James spent most of his formative years there after being ...

Newly decoded correspondence reveals that Mary, Queen of Scots was involved in various plots to free her from her English ...