THE ROSSLYN CHAPEL
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Founded in 1446, the Rosslyn Chapel has seen its popularity grow since Dan Brown's novel, The Da Vinci Code. It also (and above all) inspired Walter Scott's poem The Lay of the Last Ministrel. A guide will introduce you to the many treasures of the chapel. You can discover them with the help of explanatory sheets, free sheets or a paid booklet (in French) inviting you to a rich journey. Meet the famous "green man" and many myths. Indoor photos are prohibited, so as not to disturb visitors in large numbers.
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Members' reviews on THE ROSSLYN CHAPEL
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Visited in april 2018
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Très jolie chapelle située au sud d’Édimbourg, connue et vue dans différents films dont le Da Vinci code, et connue pour être hanté!!
Visited in august 2016
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Très belle chapelle qui vaut le détour! Tout près de Edimbourg.
Visited in september 2016
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Une chapelle très étrange rendue célèbre par le film Da Vinci Code. A voir+++!
Visited in june 2016
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Chapelle très particulière avec ses sculptures très spéciales très connue depuis Da Vinci code. Guides conférenciers et écrans à disposition assez bien fait. Vaut vraiment le détour.
Visited in june 2015
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Chapelle très jolie avec des guides très sympas. C'est un endroit qui vaut le détour, à deux pas d’Édimbourg. De grands efforts pédagogiques ont été faits pour rendre l'histoire de ce lieu et son architecture accessible à tous les visiteurs, et en plus c'est un des lieux de tournage du Da Vinci Code.
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