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Edinburgh guidebooks
Brass Rubbing Centre
The Brass Rubbing Centre is housed in an atmospheric location: the apse that is the only surviving remnant of the Gothic Trinity College Church, founded in 1460. The centre...
Trinity ApseGreyfriars Kirk
Formerly the site of a Franciscan friary, Greyfriars dates back to 1620. The west end of the church was red-uced to ruins in 1718, however, after the local council's nearby...
2 Greyfriars PlaceHigh Kirk of St Giles
Critics' ChoiceThere has been a church on the site of St Giles since 854. Nothing remains of the earliest structures, but the four pillars that surround the Holy Table in the centre have...
High StreetMagdalen Chapel
Built between 1541 and 1547 (the steeple was added in 1626), Magdalen Chapel is the headquarters of the Scottish Reformation Society. The chapel held the first congregation of...
41 CowgateParish Church of St Cuthbert's
Along with Duddingston Kirk and Kirkliston's parish church, St Cuthbert's has claim to being one of the oldest places of worship in the city. However, although its steeple...
5 Lothian RoadSt John's Episcopal Church
Designed in the perpendicular Gothic style by the Scottish architect William Burn, the man behind the Melville Monument in St Andrew's Square and the 19th-century additions to...
3 Lothian Road