St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral

The magnificent St Mary's Cathedral is in the west of Edinburgh's New Town and is amazing to see up close the Gothic look; stepping into the church gives a very sacred and solemn feeling, attracting many visitors from all over the world.

The Cathedral of Saint Mary is really beautiful, the changes of indoor light and shadow and the beauty of architectural design are really beautiful! The overall layout is very beautiful, the devout believers stay here, pray, walk lightly, feel this solemn, great place, meditation!

Most visitors will walk down Palmerston Square and see the Gothic cathedral with three minarets, the St. Mary's Cathedral, where occasional concerts are held to enjoy the choir's wonderful singing and the minister's thoughtful prayers.

There's a good photographic exhibition in the St. Mary's Hall, which was created in the late nineteenth century, but the Gothic style is excellent. When approaching, the verticality of the three giants was shocking, and the decoration of the entrance hall was noticeable. Against the background of bright stained glass windows, the tall altar is magnificent and famous for its music and choirs.

St. Mary's Cathedral is a church in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was built in the late 19th century and is located in the west of Edinburgh New Town. The appearance of the church is Gothic.