📜 A 15th-century gothic chapel founded in 1462 by Queen Mary of Gueldres. Originally located in Waverley Valley, it was dismantled and reassembled due to railway construction after a 24-year dispute over its relocation.
🏛️ Explore a historic religious building with unique architecture and a fascinating history of relocation and redesign.
🗿 See impressive gargoyles and 'Green Men' carvings.
🚶♀️ Easily accessible exterior viewing from Old Town.
🖼️ View the original Trinity Altarpiece from the church at the Scottish National Gallery nearby.
🚫 Interior access currently shut down.
🗓️ Check local websites for potential interior access during the Edinburgh Arts Festival (August) or Doors Open Days (late September).
🖼️ The Scottish National Gallery, housing the altarpiece, is a 15-20 minute walk away.
📍 Exterior can be viewed from Chalmer's Close, Jeffrey Street, or Trunk's Close.
🕒 Exterior: Always accessible. Interior: Check for special events.
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