- King David built St Margaret’s Chapel in about 1130, probably as part of a great stone tower. He dedicated it to his saintly mother, Margaret.
- The oldest surviving building in the Scottish capital is St Margaret’s Chapel, nestled within the walls of Edinburgh Castle.
- The earliest surviving building on the Castle Rock, the Chapel may have been built by David I in memory of his mother, canonised as St Margaret in 1250.
- St Margaret's Chapel is the chapel of Edinburgh Castle. This example of Norman architecture is the oldest surviving building in Edinburgh, probably built in...
- We're so very grateful to our volunteers, their hard work and dedication brings joy to all who visit St Margaret's Chapel within Edinburgh Castle.
- ...St Margaret’s Chapel, a tiny rectangular building perched on a lump of black volcanic rock within the castle walls, is actually the oldest building in Edinburgh.
- St Margaret's Chapel and Mons Meg in Edinburgh Castle. The cannon is in front of the church. Inscriptions are on the gun carriage.
- St Margaret's Chapel, in Edinburgh Castle, is the oldest surviving building in Edinburgh, Scotland.[1] An example of Romanesque architecture, it is a category A...
- St Margaret's Chapel On Visit To Edinburgh Castle Scotland. ... External links. Media related to St. Margaret's Chapel, Edinburgh at Wikimedia Commons.
- St. Margaret's Chapel: www.stmargaretschapel.com/chapel. Edinburgh Castle: www.edinburghcastle.gov.uk.