Holyrood Palace

Introduction

The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the British monarch's official residence in Scotland—a grand palace at the east end of the Royal Mile, below Arthur's Seat, the monarch's Scottish home and once a Scottish royal court, full of poignant history. At the east end of the Royal Mile, opposite the castle, it is the monarch's official Scottish residence—used during Scottish visits for royal events. Grand and elegant, tracing to the Middle Ages (from an abbey). Most fascinating: its tie to Mary, Queen of Scots, who lived here; her rooms remain, witnessing dramatic events, adding historical legend. Visitors see the State Apartments, historic royal rooms (including Mary's chamber), and art; beside it, the ruined Holyrood Abbey and palace gardens. Visiting Holyroodhouse is a knowledgeable Edinburgh sight.

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