Welcome to Rosslyn Chapel
Rosslyn Chapel was founded in 1446 by Sir William St Clair. The beauty of its setting, in rural Midlothian, and the mysterious symbolism of its ornate stonework have inspired, attracted and intrigued writers, artists and visitors ever since.
Now open daily and 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.
Please note: early closing at 1.45pm on Saturday 20 August - click here for details
"Simply amazing and takes your breath away"
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Early closure on Saturday 20 August
Rosslyn Chapel and grounds will close early on Saturday 20th August to prepare for a family wedding taking place later that afternoon. The Visitor Centre will also close early, with […]
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Job vacancy – Visitor Services Manager
Rosslyn Chapel Trust is recruiting a Visitor Services Manager to ensure the highest quality of visitor experience by managing the smooth running of day to day operations in Rosslyn Chapel […]
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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!
Explore the carvings
Practically every surface of this unique building is carved in an outstanding display of craftsmanship
This Summer
New Children's Guide
Our new illustrated children's guide is filled with fun activities and things to discover in the Chapel! Pick up the free guide in the Visitor Centre.
Children get in free as part of a family group.
Be a Pilgrim: From Source to Sacred
Our new pilgrimage route takes you on a day's hike following the journey of the very stone used to build Rosslyn Chapel, from where it came out of the ground near the village of Carlops to where it was transformed into the beautiful sacred building we know today. Walk through moorland, woods and riverside and contemplate the beauty of the landscape surrounding Rosslyn. Download our route map and pilgrimage guide for free.