St Giles' Cathedral

St. Giles' Cathedral (St Giles Cathedral) stands on the High Street of Royal Mile. It is the main church in Edinburgh and the National Church of Scotland. One of the landmarks of Royal Mile. The tower of the church is modelled on the crown of Scotland, reflecting its leading position in Scotland.

The grand festival, which attracted the British, was closed but crowded around the church, with people ringing around the city to witness various cultural and artistic performances.

St. Giles's Cathedral is a large building, the whole church is elegant, there are many visitors here, the structure of the cathedral is very special, is a century or more of history of the building. [interest] The inside visit is interesting [price/quality] The price/quality [view] is also elegant.

St. Giles Cathedral has a long history, built in the early 12th century, burned down by fire and rebuilt in the 14th century. This church has been a religious hub for Edinburgh for 900 years, famous for its famous crown spires, standing at the heart of the Royal Mile (Royal Mile) linking Edinburgh Castle and the Holy Lutheran Palace, which is very impressive.

We walked into the landmark St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh. This church, which stands on the edge of the Royal Mile Road, is Edinburgh's main church and Scotland's National Church. It was built in 1120 and destroyed by fire and rebuilt in 1385. The tower emulates the crown of Scotland, and reflects its position as the first in Scotland. Going inside, once again, it feels like a great cathedral, not only from its exterior but from its interior. We went around the church for a week with many visitors, and we watched the painted glass windows, organ and podium, and sculptures on the walls. The very small sermon podium was covered with relief sculptures, which were rare in the church. It is said that St Giles Cathedral has a place on the list of 100 classic churches in the world. It feels well-deserved after a field visit. During the visit, we also took a seat and read the Chinese language presentation provided by the church. The church also had a later expanded chapel, so asked the staff about the location of the chapel. It happened that two foreign girls asked about the chapel and the staff took us into a side room next to it, which was closed. Entering this chapel, built in the 20th century for the Scottish Order, is immediately struck by the exquisiteness of the present, the small chapel is full of exquisite carvings and exquisite layout. Bright colors, tall roofs, knight's emblem, delicate wood carvings, vivid expression. The staff who took us into this chapel kept explaining to the two girls, and we could only watch his explanation with the rays of the fluorescent stick in his hand.

The church has a long history and is large enough to be said to be Scotland's national church.