St. Giles' Cathedral

  St. Giles' Cathedral, a prominent feature on the Royal Mile, dates back to the 12th century, making it one of Edinburgh's oldest places of worship. Known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh, its stunning Crown Steeple rises 91 meters into the sky, a landmark visible from various points in the city. Visitors can explore its intricate stained glass windows and impressive Thistle Chapel, which features detailed stone carvings. Open year-round, the cathedral often holds services and concerts, providing a lively atmosphere, especially during the busy month of August. Whether you're seeking solace or simply marveling at the architecture, there's something for everyone at St. Giles' Cathedral.