St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral (solo trip)

We started our day to explore Edinburgh city, and this was our first stop. We stayed at the 'Britannia Hotel Edinburgh,' and it was on the way to the tram station. St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral sits at the west end of Palmerston Place, a wide, attractive Edinburgh New Town thoroughfare named after Viscount Palmerston, a former prime minister and University of Edinburgh graduate who died in 1865. ...

Simply magnificent. One of the most beautiful cathedral I have ever visited in the country. The cathedral was an architectural masterpiece with rich history and a perfect little touch of the modern world. The atmosphere is very quiet and peaceful and the presence of the Lord is graced in this hall.

One of the prettiest cathedrals I’ve ever seen. All the details are breathtaking! We went in a rainy day and it looked even better, matched the vibe.

A very beautiful and magnificent cathedral. There are many interesting exhibits inside, and there's also gothic organ music playing in the background. It's worth a visit, and the photos are incredible.

Walking into St Mary’s Cathedral, I was immediately struck by the play of light and color pouring through the magnificent stained-glass windows. The large rose window above, with its intricate design, radiates a sense of eternity, like a burst of divine light frozen in glass. Each panel tells its own biblical story, creating a tapestry of faith that glows warmly even in the quiet dimness of the na...