Welcome to Rosslyn Chapel
Rosslyn Chapel was founded in 1446 by Sir William St Clair. The beauty of its setting, in rural Midlothian, the mysterious symbolism of its ornate stonework and its role in the Da Vinci Code have inspired, attracted and intrigued writers, artists and visitors ever since.
Just seven miles from Edinburgh city centre and open daily. Each day is split into 90-minute timeslots, allowing us to manage the capacity on site.
To guarantee your visit, please book in advance through this website.
"Simply amazing and takes your breath away"
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Essential Information
An absolute must see when visiting Edinburgh
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Situated just 7 miles south of Edinburgh city centre and close to the Scottish Borders, Rosslyn Chapel is open throughout the year. There are lots of things to see and do - whatever the weather this summer. Remember that admission is free for children in a family group. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Find out more about what to expect from your visit to The Chapel
We try to work in a sustainable way which minimises our impact on the environment.
We try to work in a sustainable way which minimises our impact on the environment.
Historic photographs in online exhibition
A new online exhibition has been launched featuring forty historic photographs of Roslin. The photographs, part of The Bryce Collection, include archive images of Rosslyn Chapel, Rosslyn Castle and the…
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Seasonal Recruitment 2025 – Visitor Welcome & Parking Assistant
We are looking for enthusiastic, welcoming & outgoing people to join our Visitor Services team this summer as Visitor Welcome & Parking Assistants. Our Visitor Welcome & Parking Assistants will…
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Highlights
What to see and do at Rosslyn
Explore the inside and outside of Rosslyn Chapel, look round the visitor centre and don’t miss the gift shop and coffee shop!
Highlights of Rosslyn Chapel
Marvel at the richly adorned pillars, each a unique testament to ancient craftsmanship, including the illustrious Apprentice Pillar.