Best Attractions near Museum of Lead Mining

Experience the organic beauty and powerful natural symbolism of Andy Goldsworthy’s iconic stone Cone in the tranquil setting of Thornhill, Scotland.

Explore the evocative ruins of Douglas Castle, a medieval stronghold steeped in Scottish history and the legacy of the Douglas family.

Discover timeless antiques and expert restoration in Scotland’s scenic Upper Clyde Valley, where craftsmanship meets heritage.

Experience iconic live entertainment in London’s beautifully restored Art Deco gem, the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith.

Your go-to camping shop in scenic Moffat, offering the latest outdoor gear for all your adventure needs.

Discover a full-size Spitfire replica in Moffat, honoring RAF hero Hugh Dowding in a unique garden tribute blending history and community spirit.

Discover Moffat’s captivating history through interactive exhibits and volunteer-led storytelling in this charming Scottish museum.

Discover a nostalgic treasure trove of antiques, collectibles, and a free toy museum in the heart of charming Moffat.

A charming and accessible park in Moffat featuring boating, play areas, historic memorials, and peaceful green spaces for all ages.

Discover Scottish heritage, shopping, and dining all under one roof at Moffat Mill in the heart of historic Moffat.

A peaceful nature escape near Moffat offering diverse wildlife habitats, tranquil trails, and community conservation in Scotland’s Southern Uplands.

Historic Victorian reservoir nestled in scenic Scottish Borders hills, blending engineering heritage with tranquil natural beauty.

Discover Dunscore Parish Church, a serene Gothic Revival landmark steeped in centuries of Scottish religious heritage and local history.

Broad Law, the highest peak in the Scottish Borders, offers sweeping views, rich wildlife, and a serene hiking experience amid Scotland’s Southern Uplands.

Explore spectacular waterfalls, rich wildlife, and scenic woodland trails at the Falls of Clyde near New Lanark, a natural gem in Scotland’s Clyde Valley.

Explore New Lanark, a UNESCO World Heritage cotton mill village where industrial history meets pioneering social reform and stunning natural beauty.

Discover the tranquil farm where Robert Burns crafted timeless poetry beside the River Nith in Dumfries.

Explore Scotland’s only preserved small-town gasworks, where history and steam-driven machinery bring coal gas production to life.

A serene man-made loch near Lanark town, perfect for family outings, nature walks, fishing, and lakeside dining.

A visionary 30-acre sculpture garden near Dumfries blending science, art, and nature, open just one day a year for charity.

Explore Cumnock’s rich industrial heritage through engaging exhibits and community passion at the Heritage Centre Cumnock.

Experience one of the UK’s highest waterfalls cascading 60m through a stunning glacial valley rich in wildlife and history.

Discover Cumnock’s historic Baird Institute, a Victorian cultural gem showcasing art, heritage, and community spirit in East Ayrshire.

Explore ancient woodlands and dramatic gorges alive with wildlife and seasonal colors in Scotland’s Clyde Valley.

Explore Scotland’s Southern Uplands, a stunning mountain range of rolling hills, historic trails, and tranquil rural landscapes.

Discover peaceful woodland trails and scenic river views at Cartland Craigs, a tranquil nature reserve in the heart of Lanarkshire.

Explore Dumfries House, a stunning 18th-century estate famed for its Chippendale furniture, beautiful gardens, and rich Scottish heritage.

Explore Craignethan Castle, a rare 16th-century artillery fortress set in scenic Nethan Gorge, blending military innovation with noble heritage.

Explore Dumfries House Estate, a restored 18th-century mansion with stunning gardens, historic interiors, and family-friendly activities in Ayrshire, Scotland.

Discover the enchanting Spectacle E'e Falls—where natural beauty meets local legend on a scenic riverside walk near Strathaven.

Explore Scotland’s largest mainland stone circle, a majestic prehistoric monument steeped in mystery and ancient ritual near Dumfries.

Explore Dumfries House: an 18th-century masterpiece blending historic grandeur, exquisite Chippendale furniture, and sprawling Ayrshire gardens.

Explore Scotland’s largest restored walled garden with terraces, greenhouses, and an inspiring Education Garden within the historic Dumfries House estate.

Explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Lincluden Collegiate Church, a masterpiece of Scottish Gothic architecture and noble heritage.

Edwardian heritage meets family fun in Scotland's oldest miniature railway park.

A vibrant family farm in Dumfries offering indoor soft play, outdoor adventures, animal encounters, and Scotland’s largest toyshop.

Explore Scotland’s aviation heritage at the historic Dumfries & Galloway Aviation Museum, home to iconic aircraft and immersive WWII exhibits.

Explore Dawyck Botanic Garden’s world-class arboretum with towering trees, vibrant seasonal blooms, and tranquil woodland walks in the Scottish Borders.

Dumfries’ main retail park with Tesco Extra, B&M, Dunelm, KFC, Costa and more – a practical, car‑friendly hub for everyday shopping and essentials.

Step back in time at Cruck Cottage, Dumfries’ last authentic cruck-framed and thatched rural home, preserved to reveal Scotland’s historic countryside life.

A majestic marble tribute to Robert Burns, standing proudly in Dumfries’ historic Burns Statue Square.