The visit was part of a tour of the UK – the first by a reigning Pope - that saw him visit nine cities and deliver 16 major addresses.
He started his visit in England and flew north of the border from RAF Leeming, in Yorkshire, from where he travelled by jet to RAF Turnhouse – now Edinburgh Airport – on May 31.
Murrayfield Stadium was his first port of call, where he met with around 45,000 young people and Protestant church leaders, before visiting the Capital’s Catholic cathedral.
The next day, June 1, saw John Paul II visit patients at St Joseph's Hospital in Rosewell, address teachers at St Andrew's College, and celebrate Mass with a huge crowd of around 300,000 people at Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park.
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During the service, the Pope was presented with a number of gifts including a pipe banner with the Pope's coat of arms, a piece of Caithness glass, whisky and a Scotland football top.
13. Entering the stadium
Pope John Paul II enters Edinburgh's Murrayfield rugby stadium in the 'Popemobile'. Around 40.000 young people from all over Scotland came for the Scottish National Youth Pilgrimage, singing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' and chanting 'John Paul, John Paul'. Photo: Unknown
14. Glasgow welcome
Pope John Paul II is driven through a sea of flags in the Popemobile at Bellahouston Park, in Glasgow. Photo: Alan MacDonald, etc
15. Banner event
A nun holds the Saint Margaret of Scotland Adoption Agency banner during the Mass at Bellahouston Park. Photo: Various
16. You belong to Glasgow
Welcoming banners as the crowd wait to see Pope John Paul II at Bellahouston Park, in Glasgow. The National Mass for Scotland attracted nearly 300,000 people who sung 'Will Ye No Come Back Again?'. Photo: Alan MacDonald, etc