This is a fascinating and historical building. It is beautiful inside and outside, it is still in use as a church with regular Sunday services but it is also set up for tourists. It was quite crowded when we visited with 3 coach tours, but many people left soon so we were able to have a good look round. The guide was good and told some fascinating stories about the chapel, but made it clear that some of the descriptions in "The Da Vinci Code" , for example, are not strictly true. Well worth visiting.

This was one location I have been past so many times without realising where it was, a number of days in Edinburgh gave us the chance to pay a visit. The chapel is amazing full if history with the staff providing help and an extensive knowledge of the building, pricing is reasonable and although a wet rainy day the inside was relaxing.I can see from its size the need to book, it is small and could get quite crowded, so ensure you book a time.I can also understand the need regards pictures but it does take away some of the overall experience as these are positive memory's to have and take away from the visit. Sit, relax and look around there is so much to see.

An absolute must see when visiting Edinburgh. Amazing visitor centre, excellent cafe, delicious soup and savoury scone, well priced. The chapel is fascinating and all the staff throughout the visit were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Its rare nowadays that's things exceed your expectations but Rosslyn Chapel definitely did

Another check mark off my bucket list. I have been wanting to visit Rosslyn Chapel for many years and it certainly didn’t disappoint. The carvings and masonry of the entire chapel (inside and out) are magnificent. The in-depth visitor centre was so helpful and informative. The cafe serves delicious food and there’s a lovely gift shop. But the highlight of course lies inside the chapel doors and the history (since 1445) and stories it holds. We waited for the commentary talk by a chapel curate and he answered so many questions. The chapel was fascinating.

This must be the most beautiful chapel I have ever seen (and trust me, I've seen a few!). Be sure to have the 15-minute guided talk. The woman who gave our talk was exceptional. Such a fascinating history, and be sure to ask about William, the chapel cat.

We had the privilege of being part of a small group that had the opportunity to visit the chapel on a winters evening and to hear from our wonderful guide, Helen, the history and the mystery of Rosslyn. The atmosphere created by being candle lit was intimate, relaxed and mystical. Then having time to wander at will through the chapel was icing on a delicious Christmas cake. A location and an experience not to be missed. Thank you.

Rosslyn Chapel is the kind of place where everywhere you turn, you find something interesting and unexpected. The carvings and windows are beautiful and I ventured down to the Sacristy. The grounds are lovely, as well. If you are in Edinburgh, a visit to Rosslyn Chapel is a definite must-do.

This was my husband's pick for a touristy item while in Scotland this past Christmas. He chose it based on his viewings of Ancient Aliens. We ended up spending much longer here than planned and had to drag our son out. We were lucky enough to listen to a speaker in the Chapel itself and see things we would never have noticed otherwise. Our 7 year old loved the guide for children -he found his way around and the speakers were so patient in answering all his questions. Inside the centre we continued our learning and our son found the kids area with dress up, building and games. He would have spent all day here. We did get a quick snack at the cafe which was much better than you usually get at these places. Definitely an amazing day out and so much to do for the kids!

My daughter in law was awarded a BEM in the King's honours list. She chose to have her award presentation in the Chapel. What a wonderful place for it. My wife and I had visited it several days prior with 2 of our grandchildren, and they thoroughly enjoyed the experience of it all, especially the "whispering door. There are lots of things for them to get involved in, and also a lovely cafe and gift shop. Staff were excellent, and the guides very knowledgeable within the Chapel. To return later in the week was amazing, seeing it in a "°different light" On this special occasion, we were allowed to take photos inside. Thank you for that.

Such interesting history! I have always wanted to visit as I am a big history fan and was not disappointed. Inside the chapel and the info in the welcome centre was all so informative and well presented. We sat in for a talk by one of the guides who was very knowledgeable, interesting and engaging! Even my partner had a great time and he is not a huge history person. The cafe and shop were both good too, we had breakfast and coffee and no complaints at all. Could not recommend more!