This cathedral had wonderful stained glass and inner chapels. Worth the visit. I even paid the 2 ounds to take pictures. More

This is a beautiful cathedral. I was upset that I couldn't take pictures but it was a nice reprieve from the heat, as it was unseasonably warm during our visit to Edinburgh. It's worth a stop. More

This cathedral is absolutely worth a walk-through. There is so much more to see inside than expected, including a nice gift shop. More

Did not visit the cathedral as we planned to go on a tour of the underground vaults - this is a must - the tours start at the Mercat Cross (just outside the cathedral), my friend and i are going back to go on other Mercat Tours - you can book online More

Lovely Gothic building where the Proestant reformer John Knox preached. the stunningly beautiful stain glass windows are by the great 19th century artists, William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones. Other windows are 20th century. A side chapel is Edwardian neogothic. I suspect that John Knox smashed the original windows, but no explanation for the replacements was given. More

A lovely cathedral halfway up the Royal Mile, Stunning stain glass windows. Entry is free but there's a small charge if you want to take photographs More

I recently attended the 8.00 a.m. service on a Sunday in a side chapel. The building is even more stunning on the inside and as it was a sunny morning when I attended we had incredible colour with the sun shining straight through the east facing stained glass windows. More

Just a fine example of Scottish religious architecture. More

A beutiful cathedral with lovely architecture, stained glass windows. There was a glorious thistle chamber with some wonderful carvings and detail. I was also fortunate enough to visit were they had musicians from the Yorkshire Philomonic playing fantastic music after the midday service and was very moved by the choir singing the Halleujah chorus. Brilliant! They did not charge to... More