St Giles Cathedral

For centuries, St Giles’ Cathedral stood at the heart of medieval Edinburgh, a spiritual and civic anchor in the life of the Scottish capital. Founded in the 12th century and dedicated to the patron saint of lepers and outcasts, it welcomed pilgrims, merchants, and monarchs alike. Long before the Reformation reshaped its walls, it was a place of devotion, sanctuary, and the sacred rhythms of medieval faith.Read more