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Assembly Hall |
The Assembly Hall is in the neo-gothic building situated directly East of Edinburgh Castle. With twin turrets forking above the skyline it is clearly visible as you climb up the Mound. |
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St Giles' Cathedral |
St Giles' is the imposing cathedral that is situated on the High Street, beside Parliament Square. The building has always played an important role in the religious and political development of the... |
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St. Stephen's Church Centre |
No longer used for Sunday services, the building is owned by Stockbridge Parish Church in Saxe Coburg Street as a centre for community activities. |
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Augustine United Church |
Augustine United Church on George IV Bridge is located in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, just minutes away from the Royal Mile. |
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St John's Church, Princes Street |
Tall Scottish Episcopal (Anglican) church at the corner of Princes Street and Lothian Road. |
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Stockbridge Parish Church |
A classic Church of Scotland parish church, dating back to 1823, in the old village of Stockbridge with small domed steeple. |
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Greyfriars Kirk |
Greyfriars Kirk was the first church built in Edinburgh after the Reformation and opened in 1620. |
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St Columba's-by-the-Castle Church |
As the name suggests, this small church and perennial performance space is directly under the shadow of the castle. |
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St Andrew's and St George's West Church |
One of two elegant New Town Churches that was built according the James Craig’s plan of 1767 for the New Town. |
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St Mary's Cathedral |
Edinburgh has many buildings with steeples, it might seem, but few are as dramatic as St Mary's a three-steepled cathedral that dominates the view Westward down Melville Street in Edinburgh's New T |
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Quaker Meeting House |
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St Cuthbert's Parish Church |
Attractive city centre church located at the corner of Princes Street and Lothian Road under the watchful gaze of Edinburgh Castle. |
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Inverleith Church |
The church hall operates as a venue during the Fringe. |
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Old St Paul's |
Oldest active Scottish Episcopal church whose activities range from church services to live classical music concerts, feeding and sheltering the homeless. |
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St Serf's Church and Hall |
Offering weekly services in the church proper, St Serf's also provides two halls for community events, licensed for theatre productions throughout the year. |
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St George's West Church |
Built in 1869 as St George's Free Church, it became St George's West Church of Scotland parish church in 1929. |
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The Apostolic Church |
The centrally located Apostolic Church is one of the oldest Pentecostal churches in Edinburgh.
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St Patrick's Church |
A Catholic church just off the High Street, St Patrick's offers itself as a rest space and venue during the Fringe. |
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Canongate Kirk |
Built in 1688, this beautifully light and spacious Kirk serves both Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle. |
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St Peter's |
St Peter's Scottish Episcopal Church can be found off South Clerk Street and near to Queen's Hall. |
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