From Edinburgh city centre follow Dundas Street to Canonmills where you turn left at the traffic lights.
Follow this road as it passes the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh (on your left) and Heriot’s Sports Field (on your right) until you reach the traffic lights at the junction with Ferry Road. Turn right onto Ferry Road and then first left.
Travel down South Trinity Road which becomes Stirling Road, passing Lomond Park on your right. At the end of Stirling Road turn left and the church is approximately 50 metres on the left hand side.
By bus:
Number 23: The route is from Morningside via Hanover Street, Inverleith Row to Lennox Row terminus which is situated beside Trinity Bowling Green and Lomond Park Tennis Club. Turn right when you get off the bus and cross over Stirling Road. Walk along Lennox Row and turn right at the junction with Netherby Road. The Church is about 150 metres down Netherby Road.
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