This award-winning museum recreates the building's former use as a home and ironmonger's shop. It also tells the story of the historic burgh of Selkirk.

For more than seven centuries the Scotts of Buccleuch have been part of Scottish Borders history and their principal house, Bowhill is today home to the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch and Queensberry and a part of the internationally renowned Buccleuch art collection.

Abbotsford acts as a gateway to exploring the beautiful countryside of the Scottish Borders, its history and its culture. Many of the great families and estates, such as the Dukes of Buccleuch at Bowhill and the Maxwell Stuarts at Traquair, have close connections to...

The museum consists of a series of illustrated panels and modern artefact display cases; aerial photographs; artists' drawings; models; maps; the Newstead charger - to ride; a blacksmith's workshop; a Roman kitchen and pottery; replica armour; and a video room, now...

Old Gala House is an impressive and unusual building, its history and fortunes spanning five centuries. Visitors can discover the story of Old Gala House, its inhabitants and the early development of the town of Galashiels. There is also a lively temporary exhibition...

Discover passionate collectors, racing legends, famous painters and local history in a historic house within a beautiful Victorian park. There is always something new to see with a lively programme of changing art and museum exhibitions throughout the year.

Bemersyde Farm is situated in the Scottish Borders. It is a mixed farm growing both winter and spring cereals, and breeding pedigree livestock. A herd of of commercial cows based mainly on Angus x fresian crossed with a Simmental bull, is run alongside a herd of...

Built as a Peel Tower House and home of the Douglas family, and later the home of Anne, Duchess of Monmouth, and still later the Tower Hotel, the premises now house exhibits showing the history of Hawick and the Tower through the ages.

An early eighteenth century house (1703) with a garden, near the Tweed. Old Mertoun House, 1677, is now the gardener's house in the walled garden. There is a circular dovecote (1567), ornamental pond, herbaceous borders, an arboretum and lawns sweeping down to the...

This fine example of a 16th century bastel house is set in a beautiful garden of pear trees. Displays tell the story of Scotland’s tragic queen through objects, paintings and textiles associated with Mary. One room is dedicated to exhibits relating to the Queen and...