The Rosslyn Motet emanates from the crypt as you walk into the chapel. It's playing from a modest little boom box, but the acoustics of the underground chambers are so magnificent that you can ...

The east end of Rosslyn Chapel (on the left) sits under 13 crisscrossing arches, each of which is studded with 17 or 18 small stone cubes. The 213 cubes bear 12 distinct patterns (below) that ...

The 15th century church featured in The Da Vinci Code as you've never seen it before Discover the enchanting allure of Rosslyn Chapel, where history and mystery intertwine beneath newly unveiled ...

Then get set to discover the magic, mystery, and magnificence of Rosslyn Chapel, a hidden gem just seven miles south of Edinburgh in beautiful Midlothian. Whether you're a local rediscovering ...

Rosslyn Chapel is in Roslin, Midlothian, just seven miles south of Edinburgh city centre Take the bus from central Edinburgh – there’s a bus stop just a few minutes’ walk from the Chapel.

The chapel is probably just the back end of what was conceived as a much grander building, but Rosslyn is famed for its profuse and exuberant -- some would say over-the-top -- decoration.

Originally planned as part of a much larger church, the Rosslyn Chapel has dominated its Scottish ridge since 1446. Superstition and speculative theories—including a prominent place in Dan Brown ...

Richard Pruitt and his wife Myra, visit Rosslyn Chapel after reading about the medieval church featured in Dan Brown's novel, 'The Da Vinci Code', in Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland, Thursday May 11 ...

Visit Rosslyn Chapel, believed by many to be the home to the Holy Grail. Uncover the myths of mysterious Rosslyn Chapel. Many believe the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel to be home to the Holy Grail or ...

The 15th Century Rosslyn Chapel, about seven miles south of the Scottish capital Edinburgh, featured in the last part of Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code," the bestselling novel that was turned into ...