Assembly Hall, Edinburgh Fringe

The Assembly Hall is located between Castlehill and Mound Place in Edinburgh, Scotland. It is the meeting place of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. we noticed this absolutely fantastic building while enroute to our hotel and then it was part of our 3 days stay in this city. Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms on George Street were at the heart of the Georgian-era high society. They remain a venue year-round, at Hogmanay, and especially for events during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Very impressive piece of architecture at the assembly hall catching all the tourists eyes. love this gothic style building located at the Mount very close to the train station. Looks like an old historical building, yet very well maintained. If the gates are open then I highly recommend that you step in and visit this beautiful place. Its free visit and i’m sure you’ll never regret it. Its beautiful in day light or night, making this city more beautiful.

Assembly Hall in Edinburgh is a historic and beautiful venue located on the Mound. The building’s impressive Gothic architecture and rich history make it a key landmark in the city. Inside, the hall is spacious and grand, often hosting significant events and performances, especially during the Edinburgh Festival. The stunning stained glass windows and intricate woodwork add to the charm of this venue. Whether you're attending an event or simply exploring, Assembly Hall is a must-visit for anyone interested in Edinburgh’s cultural and architectural heritage.

We have 24 shows for the fringe festival , amazing venue and Crowed