- The High Kirk of St. Giles (commonly known as St. Giles' Cathedral) is one of the most important architectural landmarks along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh.
- King David I, who features in one of the cathedral’s stained-glass windows, founded St Giles’ in 1124 on what was then the eastern edge of Edinburgh.
- St Giles Cathedral is also known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh. It is a church located in the old town of Edinburgh on the Royal Mile.
- St. Giles's Cathedral or, more correctly, the main church (high kirk) of St. Giles is located in the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh, in the heart of the historic city.
- It was our last day In Edinburgh, and we were visiting several places around the city. The first time we visited St.Giles Cathedral, we walked all around for probably...
- [10] Stevenson, R L (1900) Edinburgh, Picturesque Notes p43. [11] Chambers, W (1894) Historical Sketch of St Giles’ Cathedral p39.
- As a true jewel of Edinburgh, St Giles' dramatic Gothic architecture makes the cathedral different from other Presbyterian and Protestant churches in the city.
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- St. Giles’ cathedral was always a hub for urban life, both as a place of worship in Edinburgh and as a cultural symbol for Scotland.
- From the center of Edinburgh, St Giles’ Cathedral is about an 8 minutes scenic walk or by car through the North Bridge/ A7 and High St.