St Mary’s Cathedral Edinburgh
St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh is the main house of worship for the Diocese of Edinburgh. This Gothic wonder rests in the middle of Edinburgh’s West End, easily reached by tram.
You can spot the cathedral from far away, thanks to its 90-metre spire. In fact, the building is one of the tallest in Edinburgh!
The category A-listed building came to be in 1879, and you can admire its Victorian features on a tour. On entry, you can admire the lofty ceilings and stained-glass windows that make the cathedral so breath-taking.
St Mary’s Cathedral Edinburgh is well-known for its music and is the only Scottish cathedral to hold daily choral services. The choirs are very impressive, performing in the cathedral’s services, concerts and festivals!
As well as musical events, you can enjoy temporary displays, including community projects. Additionally, many events take place in the cathedral, from painting exhibits to fundraisers.
There are services held every day, so you can come and get involved during a visit. Alternatively, you can enjoy time away from the hustle and bustle by exploring the grounds.
Come and explore the hub of the Diocese of Edinburgh and its glorious architecture…