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Inchcolm Abbey was originally established as apriory by David I and later became an abbey in 1235. It is now the best preserved group of monastic buildings in Scotland. The island is famed for its seals, wildlife and coastal defences from two World Wars. Today, Inchcolm Abbey provides a beautiful setting for wedding ceremonies and photography.
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