Dunkeld Cathedral

Dunkeld has long since held religious significance ever since it first emerged in the 9th century as a centre for the Celtic Church. While no buildings from this period survive today, Dunkeld’s prominence can still be seen in the Cathedral, where the oldest parts date back to 1318. 

Today, much of the Cathedral stands in ruins caused during the reformation, however the Choir of the church was restored and used as a parish church, a duty it still serves in present day.

There is an array of interesting things to see at Dunkeld Cathedral, including a 9th century Celtic Bell dubbed “The Little Dunkeld Bell” which is owned by The Parish of Dunkeld.