Roslin Chapel

Rosslyn Chapel, located near Edinburgh, Scotland, is a 15th-century Gothic chapel known for its intricate stone carvings and unique architectural features. Founded by the St. Clair family, it gained fame for its associations with the Knights Templar and Masonic traditions. The chapel’s ornate decor includes over 100 detailed carvings, depicting biblical scenes and mythical creatures, as well as enigmatic symbols that spark curiosity and speculation. Despite being a religious site, its rich history, artistic value, and connections to various legends make Rosslyn Chapel a significant cultural landmark and a popular tourist destination.