EDINBURGH · SCOTLAND
Edinburgh’s best days out.
The 8 most popular rosslyn chapel tours in and around Edinburgh. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, running times and who to book through.
Small-group day trip from Edinburgh to Rosslyn Chapel and the Scottish Borders with Melrose Abbey, Scott’s View, Wallace statue, and expert guiding.
Most Popular“Our guide taught us alot about Scottish history. It was a wonderful experience. I learned alot.”
Small-group day trip from Edinburgh to Rosslyn Chapel and Hadrian’s Wall with Melrose Abbey, Roman ruins, and border viewpoints.
“Great experience all around!! Your guide was wonderful, he was very knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely recommend.”
A 9-hour Edinburgh day trip to Dunfermline Abbey, Stirling Castle, and Rosslyn Chapel with timed visits and a driver-guide.
“This was a great tour! Lots of Scottish history and beautiful locations. Definitely worth doing if you have a day. You get to see 3 legendary places with enough to explore a bit. The guide Steven B was great! Very knowledgeable and entertaining!”
Rosslyn Chapel and Scottish Borders from Edinburgh in 7 hours. Grail myths, Tweed Valley views, Melrose Abbey, small-group comfort.
Ride from Edinburgh to Dunfermline, Stirling and Rosslyn Chapel. Dan Brown vibes, real medieval Scotland, guided, and great value.
Rosslyn Chapel, Melrose, Carter Bar border crossing, and Hadrian’s Wall from Edinburgh on a small-group day tour with guided stops.
Edinburgh day trip to Rosslyn Chapel, Melrose Abbey, and Glenkinchie Distillery. Scottish Borders scenery, guided stories, and whisky.
See Rosslyn Chapel, Melrose Abbey grounds, and Glenkinchie Distillery on a guided day trip from Edinburgh with Lowlands commentary and stops.
“Alístair was a wonderful guide. His cheery disposition and awesome playlist made this journey through the lowlands very enjoyable. You can tell he really appreciates the history of Scotland as he retells history on your way from site to site. Rosslyn Chapel is uniquely beautifully and in itself with the journey. Melrose Abbey is a…”
The Old Town and the New, the castle and the closes, and every road north into the Highlands.
