City Chambers edinburgh

Lovely wedding venue. The staff and location were both great. Our officiant Gill was so lovely and made our ceremony really special. Highly recommended.

Super super rude staff in the registrar office. Very busy line. Called all afternoon and got a response "It's your problem. Not mine. Go to your country." What was that?!

The City Chambers was erected off the Royal Mile, quite deep in a recess and hard to notice from the main road. A quadrangle with a stone War Memorial and a bronze statue of Alexander The Great taming his horse Bucephalus precedes the edifice.

Nice place for talks and events. On the Royal mile which is very nice.

Once an official building now opened to public due to what lies beneath the City Chambers on the Royal Mile. It is deepest Edinburgh's secret - a warren of hidden streets where real people lived, worked and died between the 17th and the 19th centuries. It used to be closed to public due to belonging to being under official building and therefore off limits but now it is open to public! and what a fantastic tour it is. I think it was my highlight in Scotland. These underground closes and witness some of the dramatic episodes and extraordinary apparitions from this site's fascinating and historically rich past. Mary King's Close -Buried deep beneath Edinburgh's Royal Mile lies the city's deepest secret warren of hidden streets that has remained frozen in time since the 17th century.

Had my wedding here, fantastic place

Amazing day yesterday I'be had my civil ceremony and it was the best day in my life. Beautiful ceremony, Jackie who performed the ceremony was lovely and it turned the ceremony in a very special and emotional one. Amazing place as well!

Was here as a witness for my friend's wedding. All covid protocols followed. All very nice and cosy. Great place to have a wedding

The Alexander suite is beautiful.

Very nice city