Rosslyn Chapel, Chapel Loan, Roslin, Midlothian, EH25 9PU

Sunday 8th March 2026

Overview

Embark on a soul-stirring day trip to Rosslyn Chapel, a 15th-century sanctuary of mystery and reverence in the tranquil Roslin Glen, just 7 miles from Edinburgh. This private tour blends a return luxury coach journey with a guided exploration of the chapel’s sacred architecture, esoteric carvings, and spiritual significance.

Trip Itinerary

• 9:45am - Coach pick up from Kilmarnock
• 10:30am - Coach pick up from Glasgow
• 12:00pm - 90 minute tour of Rosslyn Chapel
• 4pm - Coach departs Rosslyn Chapel

What’s Included

• Return Luxury Coach Journey: Travel in comfort to Rosslyn Chapel in a modern, air-conditioned coach with an onboard toilet.

• 90 minute Private Tour: A knowledgeable guide with expertise in the chapel’s esoteric and spiritual history will lead your group, offering insights into its sacred symbolism and meditative spaces.

• Refreshments: Refreshments will be provided for the bus journey.

• Personal Reflection: Enjoy free time for personal exploration, photography, or quiet contemplation in the chapel grounds.

What to look out for:

• Sacred Symbolism: Explore carvings like the Apprentice Pillar, a symbol of craftsmanship and sacrifice, and the Green Man, representing nature’s divine cycle.

• Mystical Legends: Delve into the chapel’s rumoured Templar and Grail connections, exploring how these stories inspire spiritual seekers today.

• The Crypt’s Mystery: Reflect on the sealed crypt below, believed by some to hold sacred relics or spiritual secrets, and its role in the chapel’s aura.

• Sacred Space: Experience the chapel as a living sanctuary, with its acoustics and light enhancing a sense of divine presence.

Booking Information

• Cancellation Policy: Cancellation up to 14 days before departure.

• Tour Accessibility: The coach accommodates foldable wheelchairs (under 10kg), but the chapel has limited accessibility due to its historic structure. Please inform us of mobility needs.

• What to Bring: Comfortable clothing, a journal for reflections, and a waterproof jacket for Scotland’s unpredictable weather.