A must see church.... Not for Dan Brown, Tom Hanks, etc. but for the beauty of the craftsmanship, the architectural miracle that it is still standing, and the well laid out presentation by the staff. It was one of the highlights of our stay in Edinburgh. If you are going for a big Hollywood production or to complain later as... More

This was one of the most staggeringly beautifull places I have ever visited.There is so so much to see and if you are like me who loves photography then you are in for a visual feast for you and the camera.Sadly no cameras inside I think this is to boost sales of photos etc avaiable in gift centre.To my way... More

Rosslyn Chapel is a beautiful place to visit. We found it to be full of interesting architecture and wonderful history and a peaceful place to just sit and think. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made the history of the chapel and the family come to life. The visitor centre and the cafe are not too pricey, and the welcome... More

This place takes your breath away. Walk through the door - and you are stunned. If you never fancy going into a religious, just try this one. The quality of the workmanship is unbelievable. The new visitor centre / cafe is great too. Do go.

Like many others I was first introduced to Rosslyn Chapel by the Dan Brown book the Divinci Code -- and subsequent movie. While the chapel was interesting, it is much smaller and has completely different setting than what is shown on the movie. And the guides will tell you some of the scenes were shot in a studio and not... More

We had a lovely morning here and were mesmorised by the history of the place. Really impressed that they are doing so much to restore / preserve the chapel and didnt mind the fairly steep entrance charge as it was going to such a good course

The chapel is small, and on the day we visited, it was very crowded, which spoiled things somewhat. Very difficult to get a "feel" of the place, but the intricate carvings are beautiful. The guide was informative and helpful, though the fact that men in hard hats were traipsing in and out throughout her speech was a tad disconcerting !... More

Really nice quaint little chapel. Smaller than you would have thought but still really different architecture and well maintained. Took Lothian bus 15 from town center near Waverley station. It takes you right to 5 min from the Chapel. One way ticket is 1.50 or day pass for 3.50. Bus takes around an hour each way. The service is every... More

As avid Dan Brown fans this was a must do whilst visiting Edinburgh for a short break. We caught the #15 bus from Princes Street (£3.50 Day Return) and it took approx. 1 hour. The Chapel is a 4 minute walk from the bus stop in the centre of a small and non-descript village. Entrance costs £9 which is a... More