Culross Palace is an early 17th century merchant's house in Culross, Fife. The palace, or "Great Lodging", was constructed by 1611 by Sir George Bruce, the Laird of Carnock.

Discover one of the best-preserved port villages in Scotland, filled with historic castles, charming cafes, and breathtaking ...

With stunning views over the River Forth and plenty of nearby beaches to explore, this historic burgh envelops you in a sense ...

Don’t miss the historic garden at Culross Palace and, lined by grand old buildings, the village’s cobbled streets. The Forth Bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage site that opened in 1890, ...

Culross Palace is famous for its many ghosts, from friendly Sir George Bruce, who built the palace, to the witches who were imprisoned and tortured in the jail.

Aquatic.; REGATTA AT HARLEM SCULLING MATCH FOR $200 CULROSS vs. M'CREADY. Share full article. July 31, 1861. Credit... The New York Times Archives.

“Must visits are the ochre coloured Culross Palace, the abbey & church at the top of the village, the Mercat Cross, Culross Pier, and the gallery within the Town House.

One of Fife's most historic buildings could have had an east wing, according to new evidence uncovered by archaeologists. Foundations of previously unrecorded buildings, including a series of ...

One of Fife's most historic buildings could have had an east wing, according to new evidence uncovered by archaeologists.