Built in the early 15th century, the Church of the Holy Rude is said to be the only church in the country still in use that has witnessed a coronation. It was 1567 when the 13-month-old James VI -- son of Mary Queen of Scots and later James I of England -- was crowned here. John Knox preached the sermon. Constructed with the simplest tools more than 600 years ago, and built as a reminder of the cross (rude) on which Christ was supposedly crucified, the church is memorable for its rough but evocative stonework and its elaborate 19th-century stained glass -- particularly on the south side of the choir. Recent restorations have been done in the most tasteful and unobtrusive styles.