Seemed to me to be expensive, could benefit from more interaction More

Lots of things to see and do on site. Great historical value, but the building is not as old as I thought it was. Cab fare from train station in about 7.00 GBP to main gate. Bus service is available but doesn't run very frequently so I walked back to town. More

Thoroughly enjoyed visiting Scone Palace. Beautiful grounds and the rooms are magnificent. More

We visited Scone Palace as part of a two week touring holiday of Scotland. It was a lovely sunny day. Compared to other historic houses, our visit to Scone was somewhat disappointing. There are no formal tours and the contents of the house were not as impressive as, say, Brodie Castle or Glamis. The staff were welcoming and helpful. The... More

If you need to learn anything aout Scottish History this place is the first place to go. The grounds are brilliant with some of the biggest and spectacular trees i have seen, around every corner there was a "good god!!" moment. The House is wonderful and the staff are so helpful and a joy to talk too. A great shop... More

Greeted by friendly staff at gate plus white peacock (amazing) ample parking. Scone Palace has amazing history advise you to watch video in the small room as you go towards the ballroom well worth watching. grounds and the maze where great. Cafe clean with plenty of local cakes staff very friendly and helpful Had a great day More

Enjoyed a relaxing afternoon during our trip. Stunning setting and good facilities. More

Had a lovely day here the palace is very interesting and the grounds are nice for a walk More

There is more to the grounds and gardens than you may think - a really good play area with flying fox which is long enough and exciting enough to keep kids entertained for eternity (mine are ages 8,6,5). Swings and more appropriate items for younger kids too. Over by the flying fox is a donkey and a couple of ponies... More