St. Margaret's Chapel

Edinburgh Top 6 in Local History

It is said to be the oldest building in the area, and many tourists are here to take pictures.

The St Margaret's Chapel (St Margaret's Chapel) is in the center of Edinburgh Castle. It is the oldest surviving building in Edinburgh (1130). The interior is simple and simple, but it has very beautiful glass windows. The pattern is Marko Queen Margaret, the beloved wife of King Mu III. Surrounded by the Mons Meg Cannon and Army Dog Cemetery.

The Queen’s Chapel is in Edinburgh Castle. It should be the remnants of a long history in Edinburgh, which has experienced many wars and was once used as an arsenal. Now that I walked by it, if there is no guidance, I will not think of its meaning at all. Read the nameplate nearby to learn more about its history. The space inside is very small and the windows are beautiful. There are some cultural relics you can visit. Out of respect for it, no pictures are taken indoors. Out of the chapel, the surrounding scenery is magnificent.

St. Margaret’s Chapel is an independent building. The chapel has a long history and you can see a lot of old brick walls. It is also a good place for weddings. The entire lobby has a huge space. [Scenery] The surrounding scenery is perfect

Part of the inside of Edinburgh Castle is almost at the highest position on the entire Edinburgh Castle Hill, so the view here is naturally not to mention the department facing the new city. Now there is a small green space separated from the building, and now it is more like a part of the castle scenic spot Mainly for tourists