Travel destination ideas: Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland: Step inside one of Scotland’s noblest medieval churches. A tower from the 1100s formed part of a later church dating to the 1200s. Sir Rowand Anderson restored the cathedral in the late 1800s. What to see and do: Gaze up at the four-storey red sandstone tower – the oldest part of the church, built in the 1100sSee the weathered interior walls of the nave, which had no roof for 300 yearsWalk among the choir stalls dating from the 1400s – thes

In the heart of the little town of Dunblane, tucked beside the River Allan, stands one of Scotland’s most beautiful treasures, Dunblane Cathedral. Parts of this magnificent building date back to the 12th century, making it a living monument to almost a thousand years of Scottish history. Its soaring Gothic nave and intricate stonework speak of the medieval masons who carved a place of worship that has stood through wars, reformations, and centuries of change. Today, it’s not only a place of wors