Bishop’s Palace

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Bishop’s Palace is a historic medieval residence of the bishops of Orkney located in Kirkwall, Scotland, known for its distinctive ruins and proximity to St Magnus Cathedral.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
medieval episcopal residence
ruin
architecturalStyle medieval
associatedWith Diocese of Orkney
St Magnus Cathedral
builtFor Bishops of Orkney
category bishop’s palace
continent Europe
country Scotland
era Middle Ages
function administrative centre for the Diocese of Orkney
episcopal residence
hasCondition ruined
hasPart hall
residential range
tower
hasViewOf St Magnus Cathedral
heritageDesignation category A listed building
scheduled monument
locatedIn Kirkwall
Kirkwall conservation area
linked to: Kirkwall

Kirkwall town centre
linked to: Kirkwall

Mainland, Orkney
linked to: Orkney Mainland

Orkney
linked to: Orkney Islands

Orkney Islands
Scotland, United Kingdom
locatedInTimeZone British Summer Time (seasonal)
linked to: British Summer Time

UTC±00:00
locatedNextTo St Magnus Cathedral
locatedOn Mainland, Orkney island
linked to: Orkney Mainland
locatedOpposite Earl’s Palace, Kirkwall
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
materialUsed stone
near Kirkwall Harbour
notableFor historic role in Orkney’s church governance
medieval ruins
proximity to St Magnus Cathedral
openToPublic true
ownedBy Historic Environment Scotland
partOf Kirkwall’s medieval ecclesiastical complex
region Northern Isles
religiousAffiliation Christianity
Roman Catholic Church (historical)
linked to: Roman Catholicism
touristAttraction true
usedBy Bishops of Orkney

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Kirkwall hasLandmark Bishop’s Palace
Kirkwall hasTourismAttraction Bishop’s Palace
Scottish royal residences network hasPart Bishop’s Palace, Kirkwall (royal residence association)
linked to: Bishop’s Palace