Lovely place to visit. The new chapel with a beautiful modern stained glass window and Craft built chairs is fabulous. Looking down at the archaeological dig is fascinating. Just hope they get the money needed to rebuild. People volunteering are really helpful and delightful. A...More

We visited this church primarily as an ancestor of mine had been a minister there several centuries ago and I wanted to check it out. On a previous visit, I had not been able to go inside as there was a commemorative service for seagoing...More

Sat in the graveyard for a peaceful rest. It was a great place to people watch, people coming and going. Ha ha also the seagulls kept you entertained with their squabbles. We didn't going into the kirk and we didn't know if we could, but...More

After a walk through the ancient burial ground, where you can find a panel with a list of interesting graves, you come to the church, or rather three churches in one. As you enter, in front of you is a new chapel dedicated to the...More

You will be amazed with the history of this place! You are on a busy street, enter a park and its a cemetery "old school", going back to the 17th century!

You could easily miss this venue if you are walking around on your own . It’s a beautiful very old church that I would highly recommend visiting .

Walking through the cemetery was fascinating enough. As we walked in coffee and cakes were being served. We didn't partake but were warmly welcomed by helpful volunteers The contrast between the archaeological dig, the old kirk currently in use and the chapel funded by the...More