A childhood wish to visit the place of the story of Greyfriar's Bobby More

A lot of history in this one spot. Should be accompanied with a visit to GreyFriars Bobby monument. More

Spooky graveyard and church, go on a tour if you want to see this, absolutely brilliant. More

We just had a look around the cemetery, the headstones so macabre but fascinating. Many reasons to visit include the story of Greyfriars Bobby & the history of the bodysnatchers. Creepy old mausoleums and terrible history of the covenanters. Part of the Flodden Wall can be seen in the grounds. The place is not neglected but could be better maintained.... More

I found it a bit uninspiring, but they put on wonderfull concerts during the festival More

Really just another church .There are graves of a few interesting people including Gretyfriars Bobby .Where also the Nat Covenant was signed .Historicly interesting but not much else . More

Steeped in history. The graveyard alone is well worth a visit. Reading the tombstones reveals many names from Edinburgh's past. More

It was inside Greyfriars Church thet the Scottish "National Covenant" was first subscribed to. This can still be seen in a small side room. The church is pretty plain although steeped in history. That's why I would put it below "very good" However it is above average. The graves of "Greyfriars Bobby" and of his master Jock Grey are what... More

we went into this church to hear a choir which we coudl har a bit from outside and it turned out to be a service in the round, with everyone standing in a large oval, very serene and welcoming...a truly lovely memorable experience More