Where is the Stone of Destiny currently exhibited?

The Stone of Destiny is currently exhibited at Edinburgh Castle, which holds significant historical and cultural importance for Scotland. This stone, also known as the Stone of Scone, has a rich history as it was used in the coronation of Scottish kings for centuries before being taken to England. Its return to Scotland in 1996 after being housed in London displays a symbolic reclamation of Scottish heritage.

Edinburgh Castle serves not only as a iconic fortress but also as a powerful symbol of Scottish identity, making it an appropriate and meaningful site for such a significant artifact. Visitors to the castle can learn about the stone's historical significance and its role in Scottish royalty, thus providing context to its importance within both Scottish and British history.