An urban explorer has shared a series of incredible images taken from within one of Scotland's most famous abandoned buildings. Kyle Urbex took the photos as he explored St Peter's Seminary in Cardross, a former college for Catholic priests which has been lying in ruins for decades.
The building, which is found in the former Kilmahew Estate near Dumbarton, was first opened as a Roman Catholic seminary in 1966 and was once hailed as an architectural marvel.
However, it was closed in the 1980s and since then has fallen to ruin and has been turned into a graffiti artist's playground.
