Best Attractions near Sunderland Hall

Explore Auld Kirk, a historical landmark in Selkirk, and immerse yourself in Scotland's rich ecclesiastical heritage.

A welcoming 20-acre woodland in Selkirk offering accessible trails, rich wildlife, and interactive nature experiences for all ages.

Explore accessible trails and vibrant wildlife in Mauldsheugh Wood, a community-driven nature sanctuary on Selkirk’s doorstep.

Discover The Haining, a stunning Palladian estate in Selkirk blending historic grandeur, serene loch walks, and the birthplace of the Dandie Dinmont Terrier.

Discover Scotland’s epic history through the world’s largest community-stitched tapestry in an award-winning gallery in the heart of Galashiels.

Discover the captivating salmon journey and the majestic golden eagle conservation at Philiphaugh Estate’s unique wildlife centre.

Explore the largest Roman fort north of Hadrian’s Wall through immersive exhibits and rich local history in the heart of Melrose.

Discover the rich history of Newark Castle, a stunning historical landmark in Selkirk, Scotland, perfect for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Discover tranquility and historic charm in Melrose’s walled Harmony Garden, with stunning views of the Abbey and seasonal floral displays.

Explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Scotland’s first Cistercian abbey, home to royal burials and legendary medieval sculptures.

Explore the ancient ruins of Torwoodlee Broch, an Iron Age stronghold perched above Gala Water, rich with history and Roman connections.

Explore Bowhill House’s Victorian heritage, scenic woodland walks, and family adventure playground in the heart of the Scottish Borders.

Explore Rhymers Stone, a historical landmark in Melrose, where ancient Scottish tales come to life amidst stunning natural beauty.

Explore the evocative ruins of Elibank Castle, a 16th-century Scottish Border fortress with stunning valley views and rich clan history.

Explore Bow Castle, a rare Iron Age broch perched above Gala Water, revealing ancient Scottish Borders history and stunning valley views.

Explore the serene Gothic ruins and historic grounds of Dryburgh Abbey, a peaceful riverside retreat and resting place of Sir Walter Scott.

Breathtaking panoramic views of the River Tweed and Eildon Hills from Sir Walter Scott’s cherished Scottish Borders lookout.

Discover the ancient Yarrow Stone, a rare early Christian monument commemorating princes of Strathclyde in the scenic Scottish Borders.

Explore the evocative ruins of Littledean Tower, a 16th-century haunted stronghold steeped in Scottish Borders history and ghostly legends.

Explore Smailholm Tower, a striking 15th-century border peel house with rich history, stunning views, and ties to Sir Walter Scott’s literary legacy.

Discover Scotland’s oldest inhabited house, a royal hunting lodge turned historic family home with gardens, brewery, and centuries of Stuart heritage.

Experience authentic live blues in a cozy, vibrant venue at the heart of Innerleithen’s rich musical scene.

Step back into Victorian times at Robert Smail's Printing Works, the UK's oldest working letterpress printers and a vibrant museum of printing history.

Explore Thirlestane Castle, a majestic 16th-century Scottish fortress with grand interiors, rich history, and enchanting gardens in the Borders.

Discover Leithen Water, the swift, clear river that shapes Innerleithen’s landscape, heritage, and community spirit in the Scottish Borders.

A historic mansion, lush gardens, and vibrant community spaces unite in Wilton Lodge Park, Hawick’s expansive riverside retreat.

Discover the historical significance and stunning views at the Waterloo Monument in Jedburgh, a must-see for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Historic 18th-century estate with 30 acres of diverse gardens overlooking the River Teviot near Jedburgh.

Explore Mellerstain House, a stunning Georgian masterpiece by Robert Adam, set within exquisite Italianate gardens and historic Scottish Borders parkland.

Explore the captivating Greenknowe Tower, a historical gem in Scotland offering stunning views and rich architectural heritage.

Explore Jedburgh’s historic castle jail and museum, where 19th-century prison life meets rich local heritage and scenic hilltop views.

Explore the poignant story of Mary Queen of Scots in this atmospheric 16th-century tower house museum nestled in historic Jedburgh.

Explore the majestic ruins of Jedburgh Abbey, a stunning 12th-century Augustinian abbey blending Romanesque and Gothic styles in the heart of the Scottish Borders.

Explore the enchanting Horsburgh Castle, a historic landmark in Peebles, Scotland, offering stunning views and a glimpse into medieval heritage.

Scotland's premier mountain biking destination set amid ancient woodland and dramatic Borders scenery.

Explore the evocative ruins of Roxburgh Mains, a medieval castle site steeped in Scottish border history and royal drama.

Discover the enchanting walled garden, historic glasshouse, and serene woodland trails of Kailzie Gardens in the heart of the Scottish Borders.

Explore 200 acres of rich Scottish Borders woodland with historic sites, diverse trails, and tranquil natural beauty.

Experience Scotland’s highest zip wire and thrilling treetop challenges in the stunning Glentress Forest near Peebles.

Peaceful forest lodges near Peebles offering cozy stays and direct access to world-class mountain biking trails in the Scottish Borders.

Explore Ferniehirst Castle, a majestic 15th-century fortress of Clan Kerr nestled in Scotland’s scenic Jed Valley, rich with border warfare history and royal intrigue.

Discover Dryhope Tower, a stunning historical landmark in the Scottish Borders, offering rich heritage and breathtaking views of the countryside.

Explore Floors Castle: Scotland’s grandest inhabited castle with stunning gardens, rich history, and scenic Borders countryside.

Experience authentic Scottish Borders farm life with Highland cows, playful goats, and family-friendly outdoor fun at Jacksons at Jedburgh.

A charming Scottish Borders inn offering cozy stays, hearty food, and lively pub nights in the tranquil Ettrick Valley.

Explore the Scott/Douglas Mausoleum in Kelso, a historical landmark celebrating the literary heritage of Scotland with stunning architecture and serene surroundings.

Explore the evocative ruins of Roxburgh Castle, a medieval fortress steeped in Scottish border history and dramatic royal tales.