Rosslyn Chapel
Internationally famous late medieval chapel renowned for exceptionally rich stone carving and continuing Christian worship.
The World’s Sacred Places
Discover a curated guide to significant sacred places, pilgrimage traditions, architecture, documented history and practical visitor information across cultures and faith traditions.
Curated Discovery
Browse Sacred Places selected for Templestan’s public collection.
Internationally famous late medieval chapel renowned for exceptionally rich stone carving and continuing Christian worship.
Coastal cave with early medieval Christian carvings and a continuing pilgrimage tradition associated with St Ninian.
Royal abbey and mausoleum containing the burial traditions of St Margaret, Robert the Bruce and other Scottish monarchs.
Scotland’s national Marian shrine, created as a Lourdes grotto and visited by pilgrims from across Scotland and abroad.
Founded in 1967 as the first Tibetan Buddhist centre in the West and now a major international monastery and teaching centre.
Ruined medieval cathedral that made St Andrews the ecclesiastical capital of Scotland and a major pilgrimage destination.
The High Kirk of Edinburgh and a nationally significant centre of the Scottish Reformation and Presbyterian history.
Exceptional surviving medieval Scottish cathedral built around the tomb and pilgrimage shrine of St Mungo.
One of the most important Christian sites in the British Isles, founded by St Columba and still a major international pilgrimage destination.