Cathedrals, Abbeys and Churches > Scotland > St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh

St Giles Cathedral is located on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. It is thought to have been founded in about 1124 by a son of King Malcolm. The current church dates from the 14th Century, with modifications made in the 19th Century. It was in the 19th Century that the stained glass windows were added, originally planned to tell a continuous narrative around the building. St Giles Cathedral is home to a lovely Edward Burne-Jones window and it’s Great West Window honours Scotland's national poet Robert Burns.

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