I forgot to say in my previous post on the village that Culross is pronounced Coo-russ.

If you climb the hilly street you will reach the ruins of Culross Abbey.

There is a more modern church built more or less on the same site but you can still wander around the ruins of the original Abbey.

Tower of Culross Abbey church:-

Abbey information board:-

The Abbey as was:-

Ruins of Culross Abbey with River Forth beyond:-

Vault. The metal steps up to this are very steep:-

Ceiling of vault:-

Culross Abbey Wall, tower of Culross Abbey church behind:-

Looking back compared to above photo:-

Abbey ruins:-

Culross Abbey church as seen from ruins of Culross Abbey:-

Stained glass window, Culross Abbey church:-

Culross is a village in the west of Fife. I have previously featured its War Memorial.

It is an old village and still a royal burgh. Many of its cottages are now owned by the National Trust for Scotland. It is one of the many Scottish locations to appear in Outlander.

Street sign and thistle motif on doorway:-

Mercat Cross:-

House by Mercat Cross:-

Cobbled street:-

Steep street. Culross Abbey church in background:-

A curiosity; the Lockit Well. Click on photo then again to enlarge and read the plaque:-