St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

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St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, designed by the renowned architect William Hay. This parish church, dating back to 1124, offers a captivating blend of history, artistry, and culture. Its breathtaking architecture, complete with stunning stained-glass windows and intricate carvings, is sure to impress visitors.

Located conveniently in the bustling center of Edinburgh, St Giles' opens its doors for everyone with a free entrance, welcoming donations. The friendly staff and dedicated volunteers enhance the experience, providing insightful and knowledgeable guided tours that delve into the rich history and stories surrounding this iconic structure.

The cathedral frequently hosts musical performances, allowing visitors to enjoy the majestic acoustics of this beautiful edifice. Whether you're exploring the artistic details or immersing yourself in a concert, St Giles' promises an unforgettable visit.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Museum of Childhood

Bus stop 330 m walk

Royal Mile Cashmere

Bus stop 133 m walk

Chambers Street

Bus stop 282 m walk

South Bridge

Bus stop 248 m walk

Victoria Street

Bus stop 112 m walk

Forrest Road

Bus stop 365 m walk

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Werner Tiede

Fanden wir ausgesprochen schön und historisch interessant

Natividad Diaz

Espectacular

Maureen Gaynor

It’s a typical religious structure from that time with stained glass and large organ.

St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh

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