Xcode for my Mac 10.6.8

Hello,
I would like to install Xcode on my Mac 10.6.8 but I can not find a compatible version.
Can you give me the download links ?
Regards,
Marion

I would like to install XCode 5 for my 2008 MacBook 4.1, White, 13.3", 4 GB RAM, 500 GB HDD, Snow Leopard 10.6.8. Plenty of horsepower to run XCode but can't install because it requires Mountain Lion 10.8.4 which won't install as an update for some reason (system specs should be able to handle the OS update as well)??

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