St. Patrick in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

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St. Patrick, an exquisite example of Neoclassical architecture designed by Reginald Fairlie, stands with grace just off Edinburgh's famed Royal Mile. Opened in 1774, this cherished building invites visitors into a serene atmosphere perfect for prayer and contemplation. Its high ratings reflect the welcoming nature of the community and the peaceful environment that envelops those who enter.

Visitors and locals alike are drawn to its historical and spiritual significance, not least because it houses the tomb of the venerable Margaret Sinclair, making it a place of pilgrimage for many. Regular offerings of Eucharistic Adoration and Holy Mass during the weekdays provide opportunities for worship and reflection, enriching the spiritual lives of all who attend.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Museum of Childhood

Bus stop 125 m walk

North Bridge (Stop NC)

Bus stop 421 m walk

Nicolson Square

Bus stop 386 m walk

Chambers Street

Bus stop 273 m walk

Potterrow

Bus stop 411 m walk

South Bridge

Bus stop 177 m walk

4.6

based on 159 reviews

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4.6/5 159 reviews

Daniel Dubis

Great church and initiative. The Latin mass at 11am is well-organised and consistent, the priests are putting a lot of effort and have a good understanding of their community and they balance things well between the Latin traditions and the more modern customs. The community is also interesting and there are a lot of young people which is always good to see.

Luk Bia

Bardzo przyjazne miejsce, cisza i spokój. Można oddać się chwili zastanowienia. Liturgia w języku angielskim. Polecam poczuć klimat tego niezwykłego miejsca.

Vanessa Si

It’s just sad that very few people go to this church even on a Christmas day..

St. Patrick in Edinburgh

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