The village of Roslin is said to be one of the most 'creepy' places in Scotland, with the Rosslyn Chapel at its heart believed to be home to the mummified head of Jesus Christ.
Scotland is no stranger to mysterious and unsettling destinations that are perfect for a day out if you're looking for something a bit different.
Located around just seven miles out of Edinburgh, the village is thought to date back to the year 203. Believed to have been founded by the Picts, Roslin is steeped in history.View gallery A trip to the Roslin Inn, believed to have been established in 1660, is well worth a visit if you're a history buff. However, the star of the show is easily the Rosslyn Chapel.
According to legend, Rosslyn Chapel has ties to Jesus Christ himself. Some even suggest the original crypt of the chapel, now sealed off, houses the mummified head of Christ.
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