Canongate

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Canongate is a historic street and district in Edinburgh’s Old Town, known for its royal connections and significant civic and religious buildings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf area of Edinburgh
district
historic street
adjacentTo Calton Hill
surface form: Calton Hill area
architecturalStyle mixed medieval and later Scottish urban architecture
contains Canongate Kirk
Canongate Tolbooth
Moray House School of Education buildings
Museum of Edinburgh
Palace of Holyroodhouse
People’s Story Museum
Scottish Parliament Building
The Netherbow area
White Horse Close
country Scotland
easternTerminus Holyrood Park vicinity
hasCivicBuilding Canongate Tolbooth
hasGovernmentBuilding Scottish Parliament Building
hasMuseum Museum of Edinburgh
People’s Story Museum
hasParishChurch Canongate Kirk
hasReligiousSite Canongate Kirk
hasRoyalConnection British monarchy
Scottish crown
surface form: Scottish monarchy
hasRoyalResidence Palace of Holyroodhouse
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Old and New Towns of Edinburgh
historicalAffiliation Canongate Kirkyard, Edinburgh
surface form: Burgh of Canongate
historicalFunction separate burgh main street
integratedInto Edinburgh
surface form: City of Edinburgh
knownFor historic civic buildings
religious buildings
royal processions
tenement architecture
tourism
locatedIn City of Edinburgh council area
Edinburgh
Old Town of Edinburgh
surface form: Old Town, Edinburgh
mainThoroughfareDirection west–east
notablePeriod early modern period
medieval era
partOf Royal Mile
religiousDenomination Church of Scotland
surface form: Church of Scotland (via Canongate Kirk)
streetType medieval street
terminusOf Royal Mile
touristRoute Royal Mile
surface form: Royal Mile walking route
urbanCharacter historic mixed-use street
westernConnection High Street, Edinburgh

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