Rosslyn Estate
Documentary series taking an in-depth look at the workings of country estates. Lady Helen Rosslyn guides viewers around the legends of Rosslyn Estate.
Seallaidh Oighreachdan na h-Alba gu dlùth ri ceithir oighreachdan tro shùilean an fheadhainn leis a bheil iad, na gillean, na gà irnealairean agus mnathan-taighe. Nì an t-sreath seo aithris air obair na h-oighreachd agus na duilgheadasan a tha an cois rianachd iomairt dha leithid.
'S ann air Oighreachd Ros Lìn a tha Caibeal Ros Lìn, aon de na là raich anns an leabhar ainmeil aig Ron Howard The Da Vinci Code.
Bidh a' Bhan-thighearna Helen Rosslyn a tha na eòlaiche eachdraidh ealain gar treòrachadh 's sinn a' coimhead ri sgeulachdan co-cheangailte ris an caibeal beag seo faisg air Dùn Èideann.
A-rèir uirsgeul 's ann an Ros Lìn a tha an Cuach Naomh. 'S ann an-seo a tha claigeann Eòin Baiste, no uaigh Mhuire Mhagdalen agus their cuid gur e cladh nan Ridirean Teampallach a th' ann.
Cuide ri Helen agus cuid de eòlaichean ainmeil Ros Lìn, seallaidh sinn ri na h-uirsgeulan a' sireadh freagairtean.
Great Estates takes an in-depth look at the workings of four country estates through the eyes of the current owners, the ghillies, the gardeners and the housekeepers, not forgetting the paying guests who frequent these great estates. The series documents the inner workings of an estate and the complexities of managing such an operation.
Rosslyn Estate is the home of Rosslyn Chapel, location for Ron Howard's blockbuster The Da Vinci Code. Art historian and owner Lady Helen Rosslyn is our guide as we examine the legends that surround this small chapel on the outskirts of Edinburgh.
Legend says that Rosslyn is the home of the Holy Grail, that it contains the skull of John the Baptist, or that it is the final resting place of Mary Magdalene, and some say it's the resting place for the Knights Templar. With Lady Helen and some of the world's foremost Rosslyn experts. we will dig deep into the legends.
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- Thu 28 Jan 2016 22:25
- Sun 31 Jan 2016 23:00
- Sat 4 Jun 2016 23:00
- Sat 11 Mar 2017 23:00