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Mary Queen of Scots Tours Holyrood Palace

Mary Queen of Scots Tours to Holyrood Palace•

 Holyrood Place with

Mary Queen of Scots Tours

PRIVATE TOUR 1-6 PEOPLE
This is a private tour designed for 1 -6 people with your own tour guide for the day.

TRAVEL IN LUXURY
Sit back and relax as we take you on the Mary Queen of Scots Tours in our luxury 7 seater vehicle. 

PICK UP AND DROP OFF
We will collect you and drop you off at your hotel or agreed pick up point.

HOLYROOD PALACE
Climb the steps to the North West Tower and into Mary`s Chambers

OUTER CHAMBER
Where Mary received visitors including John Knox. The original ceiling with the St Andrews Cross. 

AUDIENCE CHAMBER
The scene of murder and intrigue in these 500 year old parts of the Palace.

MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS TOURS TO

HOLYROOD PALACE

No Mary Queen of Scots Tours would be complete without visiting Holyrood Palace.  Situated at the end of the Royal Mile. Holyrood held the wedding of Mary and Darnley in the most famous wedding ever to take place at the Palace.  Mary`s Bedroom and Audience Chamber can still be visited today. The Audience Chamber was murder scene of her Secretary David Rizzio

Interesting facts about Holyrood Palace

on Mary Queen of Scots Tours

Royal Residence
Holyrood Palace is the official residence of the British Monarch in Scotland.  

The Palace
Holyrood Palace as it stands today was built between 1671 and 1678 in quadrangle layout.

Fountain
The forecourt fountain is a 19th century of the 16th century fountain at Linlithgow Palace.

Ghost
The ghost of witch Bald Agnes who was tortured in 1592 is said to roam the Palace.

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