Whispers of romance dance through the air here at Glencorse Old Kirk. This charming kirk nestled in the foothills of the Pentlands has witnessed centuries of history. It has even played a starring role in modern times. Glencorse Old Kirk served as the backdrop for the wedding of Claire and Jamie in the popular TV series Outlander. The 17th-century kirk exudes a timeless charm. Robert Louis Stevenson, the famous Scottish writer, found solace within its walls. He worshipped here and often described Glencorse Old Kirk and its surrounding woods as the “finest spot on earth.” He even mentioned the kirk and its peaceful setting in some of his literary works. The kirk itself can hold around 130 people. It has been lovingly restored. It now offers an intimate and private setting for weddings and other events. The grounds of Glencorse House, with its picturesque lake and lush gardens, provide a stunning backdrop for celebrations. Glencorse Old Kirk stands as a testament to enduring love and captivating history. It continues to inspire awe and create lasting memories for all who visit.
Duke Street United Reformed Church
Hidden within the bustling streets of Leith, Duke Street United Reformed Church has witnessed over 150 years of Edinburgh’s history.