We were running short on time and got to the gate at Scone Palace just as they were closing…I was so upset, I pleaded with the guard telling him it was my last day there, which it was, and that I had traveled from Glasgow just to see this castle. He was super nice and allowed us entrance. We hurried... more

In the Pitlochry/Perth area this is probably the biggest object of that kind and probably also the most important from historical point of view. But as for architecture, atmosphere and generally attractiveness for me it was less exciting than two castles in the neighbourhood (Blair and Glamis).The place is much more dignified and noble. For me it only lacks the... more

Fantastic property set in beautiful countryside. Friendly, knowledgeable staff and excellent facilities. Lovely tea room. more

I am a native Scot, and ashamed to say that I had never visited Scone Palace until today! The Palace is set in beautiful countryside, very close to Perth. The Palace itself is very interesting and even for non history buffs, is full of unusual artefacts such as the papier mache vernis vases. The Palace with its outlook, reminds me... more

Scone Palace is a beautiful building set in stunning grounds. The maze is worth a wonder round & if you get to the heart of it, it is well worth it! At first sight, the different coloured peacocks take a bit of getting used to, I always thought they were only blue, the white one is a strange sight. For... more

We visited in August 2007 arriving by car. It was easy to find. There is a long entrance drive and a grass car park at the end where you are greeted by a welcoming gent in a kilt. After parking you pay to enter. We arrived at lunchtime and 2 coach loads arrived at the same time so there was... more