Central Scotland - Historic Churches
- Map of Historic Churches in Central Scotland
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The most intriguing historic church in Stirling, built in Scottish Gothic style. Holy Rude was built in stages, the oldest part dating to the early 15th century. The nave has a lovely 15th-century timber roof, while the massive exterior features thick buttresses between the great windows.
St John Street,
Stirling,
Central Scotland,
Scotland, FK8 1ED
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Dunblane Cathedral is one of Scotland's oldest and most important surviving medieval churches. The cathedral was founded about 1150 by King David I. The oldest and most striking part of the cathedral building is the 12th-century tower, built of red sandstone which stands out beside the more subdued remainder of the church.
The Cross,
Dunblane,
Central Scotland,
Scotland, FK15 0AQ
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Heritage Highlight: The 12th century tower
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