Mature giant sequoias anchor the celebrated Victorian pinetum on this historic estate near Perth. Ticketed (Apr-Oct).
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- Access
- Ticketed access
- Last checked
- 20 Jun 2026
- Access note
- Paid admission: adult £19.50 (palace & grounds), grounds-only ticket also charged; open daily 10am-5.30pm, 1 Apr-31 Oct
- Visitor information
- scone-palace.co.uk
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About this place
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Scone Palace, near Perth, is a historic estate whose grounds include a celebrated Victorian pinetum begun in 1848, planted with North American conifers including avenues of giant sequoia (Wellingtonia) alongside noble firs and hemlocks. It ranks among the finest collections of rare conifers in Britain. Entry is ticketed (adult palace-and-grounds around £19.50), with the grounds open daily through the main season.
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