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Hundreds of Pictish carved stones have been discovered. There are concentrations in the east and north-east of Scotland, but others are dispersed around the country. Some stones are held in museums; others can still be seen in or near their original positions.
This section explains where the stones are and how they can be visited.
The museum at St Vigeans houses an important collection of stones found at what was once a thriving Pictish centre.
> St Vigeans Museum
Another important collection of nearly 30 carved stones. Meigle is thought to have been a centre of worship and burial for the Picts.
> Meigle Museum
