St Conan’s Kirk is a beautiful church located on the banks of Loch Awe in Argyll, Scotland. Built in the late 19th century, it combines Gothic and Romanesque styles with striking stone arches and intricate woodwork. Surrounded by ancient trees and views of the loch, it’s one of Scotland’s most unique and peaceful landmarks, perfect for quiet reflection and photography.

Fun Facts

•The church was designed by Walter Douglas Campbell for his mother in honour of Saint Conan.

•It contains a small chapel dedicated to Robert the Bruce, said to hold a fragment of his bone.

•Each section of the building has a different architectural style, symbolising Scotland’s history.

•The Kirk is open to visitors year-round and is a popular stop on the route around Loch Awe.

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Parking:
Small free car park right next to the church.

Walk distance:
1 minute.

Difficulty:
⭐☆☆☆☆ (Easy)

Family-friendly:
Yes.

Notes:
Church interior has uneven floors; caution needed with small kids.