Churches

Saughtonhall Church was formed in 1929 and is a local community based church, part of the UK wide United Reformed Church.

Church of Scotland Church to the South West of the City Centre. On the bus route for Colinton Road and Slateford Road (number 4 stops outside) and train (Slateford Station).

Medieval church in the small town of Haddington 20 miles East of Edinburgh.

1860 Roman Catholic church, located between the Grassmarket and Tollcross, on the edge of Edinburgh's historic Old Tow

A church with centuries of heritage - the church was established in 1483 - but its roots can be traced back 1300 years ago with the coming to Scotland of St Triduana. Leith being a busy Templar

Located in North Berwick, offers services as part of the Church of Scotland.  Serves as a concert venue and seaside escape during the Fri

Modelled on Saint-Sulpice in Paris, this church dates from 1875 and offers weekly services as part of the Church of Scotland.  Offers concerts during

Centrally located Baptist church.  Also operates as a venue during the Fringe.

Part of the Church of Scotland, Gorgie Parish Church conducts weekly services and also operates as a venue during the Fringe.

A Catholic church just off the High Street, St Patrick's offers itself as a rest space and venue during the Fringe.

Part of the Church of Scotland, Barclay Church offers regular services as well as concerts in the past during the Fringe.

Found at the foot of Edinburgh Castle near the west end of Princes Street, St Mark's is a meeting place for Edinburgh Unitarians.

Duddingston Kirk lies on the south-east slopes of Arthur's Seat.  Part of the Church of Scotland, it is one of the oldest churches still in use

The church hall operates as a venue during the Fringe.

Just off Queensferry Road on Columba Road, the church offers regular services as part of the Church of Scotland.

Church of Scotland Parish Church and a part of the Edinburgh Presbytery, Murrayfield Parish Church is adjoined by the Church Centre, which serves as a venue during

Part of the Scottish Episcopal Church, St Michael and All Saints offers regular services throughout the week. The Victorian Gothic building was designed

Offering weekly services in the church proper, St Serf's also provides two halls for community events, licensed for theatre productions throughout the year.

St Peter's Scottish Episcopal Church can be found off South Clerk Street and near to Queen's Hall.

Located very close to the Edinburgh Festival Theatre and the Royal College of Surgeons, and two minutes walk from the George Square site of the University of Edinburgh, this 19th century Methodis