Rosslyn Chapel Tour With Rare Inside Footage
1 Video View·May 21, 2026
15th century Rosslyn Chapel is one of Scotland's best locations. A stones-throw from Edinburgh it was made famous by Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code novel (2003) and Da Vinci Code film (2006).
See around this masterpiece of architecture including rare filming inside (not normally allowed).
Rosslyn is a must-see when visiting Edinburgh because of it's fascinating history and connections to the Kings Templar and Holy Grail.
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe speaker introduces Roslin Chapel, located near Edinburgh, Scotland. Established in 1446 by William Sinclair, the chapel is renowned for its ornate interior and mysterious links to the Knights Templar and the Vatican. It gained global fame through Dan Brown's \"The Da Vinci Code\" and its film adaptation.
Hello, today I am here at Roslin Chapel, just 10 miles south of Edinburgh City Centre.
Roslin was established in 1446 by William Sinclair and it has a fantastically ornate
interior. It makes it one of my favourite churches to visit in all of Scotland. It also
has mysterious connections to the Knights Templar and the Vatican Church. It was popularised
as a destination by Dan Brown's book The Da Vinci Code and the subsequent film starring
Tom Hanks and Audrey Tafato. Let's go and take a look.