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Sights in Kirkwall

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sights in Kirkwall : the essentials
Cathedrals in Kirkwall
St. Magnus Cathedral (Orkney Islands - Stage 6a)
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This cathedral, which is known by the locals as "The Northern Light, was founded in 1137 by Earl Rognvald-Hali, who happened to be
Palaces in Kirkwall
Palace of the Count (Orkney Islands - Stage 6 C)
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Next to the cathedral and the bishop's mansion is where you'll find the Palace of the Count (Count Patrick, to be exact). It was a
Palaces in Kirkwall
Palace House Bishop (Orkney Islands- Stage 6b)
Next to the cathedral (as in other medieval locations) are the buildings that most represent the history of the city, such is the
Churches in Kirkwall
Italian Chapel on Lamb Holm
In 1942 during World War II, 550 Italian soldiers who had fought in Africa were captured and sent to Lamb Holme in Orkney. As pris
Archaeological Sites in Kirkwall
Tomb of the Eagles
The Tomb of the Eagles south of the island, in South Ronaldsay, is perhaps the best preserved site on the island. It owes its name
Cemeteries in Kirkwall
Cementerio de San Magnus
In front of the beautiful Cathedral of Saint Magnus is the wonderful cemetery of the same name. It is a quiet place where you can
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