Charlotte Chapel in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

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Charlotte Chapel, located in the bustling center of Edinburgh, captivates visitors with its striking architecture and impressive bell tower. Built in the 18th century, this contemporary style church is a vibrant hub of activity. It's the perfect spot for those who appreciate both historical architecture and community spirit. With regular Sunday services in the morning and evening, attendees are greeted by a welcoming congregation and an atmosphere filled with warmth and diversity. The chapel isn't just a place of worship; it's a communal space that's particularly lively during the Edinburgh Festival and hosts numerous conferences year-round. As it undergoes refurbishment to become its permanent home, the chapel maintains a stellar reputation, thanks to its helpful and friendly staff. Schedule a couple of hours here to experience this remarkable community landmark and its cultural richness, earning high praise with an impressive Google rating of 4.8.

Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Shandwick Place (Stop SF)

Bus stop 43 m walk

Lothian Road (Stop XE)

Bus stop 250 m walk

Drumsheugh Place (Stop QA)

Bus stop 254 m walk

Atholl Crescent (Stop SG)

Bus stop 248 m walk

Edinburgh Shandwick Place Stop SC

Bus stop 106 m walk

West End

Tram stop 113 m walk

4.8

based on 110 reviews

Google

4.8/5 110 reviews

richard skipper

Wonderful, warm and welcoming folks at Charlotte Chapel !!

No Name

Jesus is Lord Come for the scripture stay for the fellowship

Linda Benn

Came to this church for a special baptism service, found the people very welcoming and friendly. Beautifully restored building, being well used by a thriving church community. Please do go and experience it for yourself.

Charlotte Chapel in Edinburgh

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