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Tron Kirk Market

Name: Tron Kirk Market
Rating: 4.3

4.3 ·

Browse Tron Kirk Market, a historic Royal Mile church now filled with stalls. Look at the 17th-century architecture, then pick through the artwork and handmade gifts on offer.

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Full description

Tron Kirk Market occupies a repurposed church on the Royal Mile, built under Royal Master Mason John Mylne between 1637 and 1647 and blending Dutch, Gothic and Palladian styles. Today it hosts stalls selling artwork, gifts and small crafts, with reviewers mentioning everything from wall art to dog bandanas.

Visitors appreciate that the building's character has been preserved. It can get crowded at peak times, so arriving off-peak makes browsing easier.

Entry is free and 30 minutes covers a look at the stalls and the architecture.

Visitors appreciate that the building's character has been preserved. It can get crowded at peak times, so arriving off-peak makes browsing easier.

Entry is free and 30 minutes covers a look at the stalls and the architecture.

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Address

122 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1SG, UK

Website

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Hours

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Booking

Walk-in

Duration

30 min

Best time

morning, lunchtime or afternoon

Intensity

Easy pace

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Good to know

Avoid peak hours, when the aisles become very crowded
look at the building's architecture as well as the stalls
pair it with a walk along the Royal Mile.

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Reviews

Just happened upon this beautiful former church. As I’ve seen often in the UK, churches that have been converted into homes or business or markets like in this case. So glad they preserved the beauty of this former church. The stained glass and ceiling detail are still magnificent. Worth a visit and highly recommended

Lawrence Khoury

2/5

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