Dunblane Cathedral, Medieval cathedral in Stirling, Scotland
The cathedral features a tall tower with distinctive color variations in its stonework, reflecting different construction periods throughout its existence.
Construction of the cathedral began around 1100, with substantial Gothic architecture additions made during the thirteenth century under Bishop Clement's direction.
The cathedral houses Scotland's second-largest collection of medieval religious woodwork, including preserved choir stalls and canopy seats from the fifteenth century.
Located near multiple parking facilities and accessible by public transportation, the cathedral offers free admission to visitors throughout the year.
The cathedral contains the tombs of Margaret Drummond, King James IV of Scotland's companion, and her sisters, who according to records were poisoned.
Location: Stirling
Inception: 11 century
Architects: Robert Rowand Anderson
Architectural style: Gothic architecture
Website: http://dunblanecathedral.org.uk
GPS coordinates: 56.18941,-3.96497
Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:25
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