Autumn at Kailzie Gardens in the Tweed Valley

Selkirk
The Scottish Borders home of the Duke of Buccleuch displays an outstanding art collection.
Edinburgh
Rolling Haggis brings you Scotland’s new globe-riding experience in the heart of the beautiful Tweed Valley.
Dawyck has a history of planting that goes back over 300 years with some of the oldest and tallest trees in Europe.
Innerleithen
The small Peeblesshire town of Innerleithen is the home of Robert Smail's Printing Works.
Peebles
Set in the beautiful Borders town of Peebles, The Place to Potter Ceramic Café has something for everybody
Peebles
The museum and gallery present a lively programme of exhibitions in this historic building throughout the year.
Near Peebles
Kailzie Garden is a large family garden situated in the beautiful Tweed Valley. Osprey viewing centre.
Selkirk
Come and see live underwater footage of salmon and other creatures in the Ettrick Water.
Innerleithen
Housed in an historic spa, the exhibitions tell the story of Innerleithen and St Ronan's Wells.
Nr. Biggar
With way-marked walks; wildlife camera; an animal treasure hunt for children; and tea room for lunches and home baking.
Broughton
To learn more about the life of John Buchan visit the Museum to be found on the A701 at the southern end of Broughton.
Innerleithen
Scotland's oldest continually inhabited house. Guided tours, restaurant, gift shop, brewery shop and museum.
Melrose
Abbotsford is situated on the banks of the River Tweed and was the home of Sir Walter Scott.

Visitor Attractions

There is so much to see and do in the Tweed Valley that whatever your age and whatever time of year you will be spoilt for choice. Rich in history and culture there are superb historic houses in the area from the ancient royal stronghold of Traquair near Innerleithen to Bowhill, the magnificent home of the Duke of Buccleuch near Selkirk.

Catherine Maxwell StuartIf gardens are your passion, around Peebles you can find great diversity from the formality of Kailzie Gardens with its additional attractions of osprey watching, fishing pond and mini golf to the beautiful woodlands of Dawyck where you will be amazed at the extraordinary trees and variety of plants.

If you want to explore the local towns the Tweeddale Museum in Peebles offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of the town and in Innerleithen you can try your hand at printing at Robert Smail's printworks or visit the St Ronan's Wells to discover the secrets of Innerleithen’s history as an important spa.

Article contributed by Catherine Maxwell Stuart, Traquair House