Found in Fife, Dunfermline Abbey is actually the resting place of some of Scotland’s most significant historical figures. A worshipping community that dates back all the way 1072, part of the abbey remains a place of worship for locals. Made a royal mausoleum after its construction, a palace was also constructed around the abbey during the Protestant reformation – and would later be the birthplace of Charles I; the last British monarch to be born in Scotland. Similarly built to Durham Cathedral, significant figures to be buried at the abbey include Robert the Bruce and Kings David I and Alexander I.