Earl’s Palace, Birsay

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Earl’s Palace, Birsay is a ruined 16th-century Renaissance-style residence on Orkney’s Mainland, once home to the powerful Stewart earls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance palace
historic house
ruined building
scheduled monument
tourist attraction
access public foot access
architecturalStyle Renaissance NERFINISHED
Scottish Renaissance
associatedWith Patrick Stewart, 2nd Earl of Orkney NERFINISHED
Robert Stewart, 1st Earl of Orkney NERFINISHED
builtFor Robert Stewart, 1st Earl of Orkney NERFINISHED
category castle and palace ruins in Orkney
completionDate late 16th century
condition ruin
constructionStart late 16th century
country Scotland
currentUse historic ruin and visitor site
era 16th century
floorCount 2
function residence
hasFeature Renaissance-style details
courtyard
projecting towers
ranges around a courtyard
tower house elements
hasViewOf Birsay Bay NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Category A listed building
scheduled monument
locatedIn Birsay NERFINISHED
Orkney NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
locatedOn Mainland, Orkney NERFINISHED
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
material stone
near Birsay village NERFINISHED
Brough of Birsay NERFINISHED
notableFor Renaissance domestic architecture in Orkney
association with Stewart earls of Orkney
openToPublic yes
originalUse earl’s residence
ownedBy Historic Environment Scotland NERFINISHED
region Orkney Islands NERFINISHED
usedBy Stewart earls of Orkney NERFINISHED

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Birsay contains Earl’s Palace, Birsay
Birsay touristAttraction Earl’s Palace, Birsay