The 16th century castle constructed here sits on the stone hill Beblowe and was converted to a residence by architect Edwin Luytens in 1903. Still reachable by the so-called Pilgrim's Path, it was founded by Aidan, who journeyed here from Iona with king Oswald as his translator. Notoriously raided by Vikings in 793 CE, its most famous resident was Cuthbert, the saint whose body remains buried here, and it produced an illuminated manuscript likely compiled by Eadfrith known as its namesake gospels. FTP, name ►this island
The 16th century castle constructed here sits on the stone hill Beblowe and was converted to a residence by architect Edwin Luytens in 1903. Still reachable by the so-called Pilgrim's Path, it was founded by Aidan, who journeyed here from Iona with king Oswald as his translator. Notoriously raided by Vikings in 793 CE, its most famous resident was Cuthbert, the saint whose body remains buried here, and it produced an illuminated manuscript likely compiled by Eadfrith known as its namesake gospels. FTP, name ►this island off the coast of Northumbria, the site of a major medieval monastery, which gives its name to a British folk rock band fronted by Alan Hull.  
The 16th century castle constructed here sits on the stone hill Beblowe and was converted to a residence by architect Edwin Luytens in 1903.
Lindisfarne (also accept Holy Island)