Salmon Fishing on the River Tay
Some of the finest salmon fishings on the lower section of the Tay
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The popular January Jog returns!Brush off those Winter and January blues and set yourself a challenge for 2020.
Enjoy a 'Celebration of Snowdrops' at Scone Palace. Take a leisurely stroll through the snowdrop lined paths within 100 acres of our grounds and gardens.
As one of the gardens who participate in the Scottish Snowdrop Festival, we invite you to visit our 'Celebration of Snowdrops' here at Scone Palace. Take a leisurely stroll through the paths lined with these dainty little flowers - one of the first signs that spring is on its way!
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Scone Palace gets into shape with a January Jog
6 January 2020Scone Palace, one of Scotland’s favourite visitor attractions, will welcome back the popular “January Jog” event this month, giving people a chance to brush off those January blues with a gentle 5k jog around the grounds of the estate.
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Palace Young Apprentice following in the steps of Scone's famous plant hunter
18 September 2019Kieran Bruce, a budding young apprentice gardener from Craigie in Perth, has been awarded an exclusive gardening apprenticeship place through Rural Skills Scotland Modern Apprenticeship scheme at Scone Palace Estate. The prestigious apprenticeship sets young Kieran on a career path that was also the starting point for one of Scotland's most famous plant hunters, David Douglas, best known for his namesake the Douglas Fir, who also started work as an apprentice to the head gardener at Scone Palace in the early 1800s.
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Schöffel Country awards Scone Game Fair Challenge Winners new season coats
12 September 2019Defending Champions Mansfield Estate Retains title at the GWCT Scottish Game Fair, in the Algo Estates Challenge, sponsored by Schöffel Country.