Rosslyn Chapel has opened bookings and launched its Groups Guide for 2026. The medieval Chapel, situated seven miles south of Edinburgh, is open to visitors throughout the year, with each day split into 90-minute timeslots.
Each timeslot includes a free information talk from one of the Chapel’s Guides, sharing some of the building’s story from its medieval origins to its role in The Da Vinci Code. Free information leaflets, including maps of the main stone carvings, are available in 14 languages.
The Chapel is also available for private evening visits throughout the year. Working with catering partners, Saltire Hospitality, a wide range of food and drink options can be served in the Visitor Centre, so guests can enjoy champagne and canapes to sit down meals, barbecues and hog roasts.
Ian Gardner, Director of Rosslyn Chapel Trust, said, ‘We are delighted to launch our bookings for 2026 and look forward to welcoming groups from across the world for either daytime or evening visits. As Rosslyn Chapel Trust is a charity, every visit supports our work in conserving the Chapel so that future generations can appreciate this remarkable building.’
Bookings for groups of 15 and more should be made by contacting the team, and enquiries for private visits made by email.
