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Tron Kirk & Royal Mile Market edinburgh

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Tron Kirk & Royal Mile Market is located at 122 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1SG, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Tron Kirk & Royal Mile Market and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Kelly McKay

5 Google Rating

This is so much more then a tourism information center! Beautiful old Kirk in the process of being r

5/ 5

This is so much more then a tourism information center! Beautiful old Kirk in the process of being restored. A large amount of displays about local issues, businesses to appreciate, and more. Great little gift shop. We were really glad to have stopped in here. Its free! Just walk right in! We spent a good 20-30 minutes here.

Sat N

5 Google Rating

Simply awesome the cultural experience is touching... probably its the time of visit or i don't know

5/ 5

Simply awesome the cultural experience is touching... probably its the time of visit or i don't know the sheer diversity of people all enjoying life was enthralling to watch. I wonder why people fight and.got.to.war...

John Isaacs

5 Google Rating

A lovely Kirk which now has a couple of retail outlets , one specialising in products made in Scotla

5/ 5

A lovely Kirk which now has a couple of retail outlets , one specialising in products made in Scotland .

Mafthoof Hussain

5 Google Rating

Festival time is very better there & all peoples enjoying there. Very good experience. Dancing with

5/ 5

Festival time is very better there & all peoples enjoying there. Very good experience. Dancing with worldwide peoples. If you can go there at once in life

country music by dode

3 Google Rating

Great old church(hundreds of years old!) Interesting info for tourists Plus a few stalls and wee int

3/ 5

Great old church(hundreds of years old!) Interesting info for tourists Plus a few stalls and wee interesting shop

Paul Routh

5 Google Rating

Awesome market amazing crafts and very unique gifts well worth a visit

5/ 5

Awesome market amazing crafts and very unique gifts well worth a visit

Linda Ryan

5 Google Rating

Staff are very helpful. Very easy to find. It has a wonderful little shop

5/ 5

Staff are very helpful. Very easy to find. It has a wonderful little shop

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