All Attractions in Selkirkshire

Historic 61 Grassmarket in Edinburgh’s Old Town blends centuries of market heritage, dramatic history, and vibrant culture beneath Edinburgh Castle’s watchful gaze.

Discover the tranquil riverside heritage and rich cultural legacy of Selkirk along the scenic Ettrick Water.

Discover Anchor Close, a historic 16th-century lane in Edinburgh’s Old Town, rich with literary heritage and timeless charm.

Experience authentic Scottish textile craftsmanship and heritage at Andrew Elliot Ltd., a boutique mill in Selkirk specializing in exquisite fabrics and throws.

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

Explore 65 enchanting acres of rare trees, vibrant seasonal blooms, and pioneering botanical heritage in Scotland’s premier arboretum.

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

Historic Georgian square blending academic life, tranquil gardens, and vibrant culture in the heart of Edinburgh’s South Side.

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

Discover Selkirk’s oldest building and its rich local history through engaging exhibits and historic charm in the heart of the Scottish Borders.

Historic home of Edinburgh’s oldest football club, Tynecastle Stadium blends rich heritage with passionate football culture.

A tranquil nature reserve blending historic charm and panoramic views in Edinburgh’s scenic south hills.

Experience Edinburgh’s vibrant comedy, drag, and cabaret scene at Hoots, a lively bar with dazzling performances and a welcoming atmosphere.

Explore the majestic ruins of Jedburgh Abbey, a stunning blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture steeped in Scottish border history.

Explore the majestic ruins of Kelso Abbey, a 12th-century Scottish monastic marvel nestled in the scenic Borders town of Kelso.

Discover authentic Scottish tartan weaving, bespoke Highland wear, and rich textile heritage at Lochcarron of Scotland Visitor Centre in Selkirk.

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

Explore the world’s first museum dedicated to childhood, with timeless toys, interactive play, and rich history on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile.

Discover Edinburgh’s rich history through iconic artifacts and engaging stories in a charming 16th-century museum on the Royal Mile.

Explore Scotland’s largest library on George IV Bridge, home to priceless manuscripts, exhibitions, a café, and a vibrant cultural hub.

Explore the haunting ruins of Newark Castle, a 15th-century tower steeped in royal intrigue, border wars, and tragic history in Scotland’s Borders.

Discover Peebles’ rich heritage and vibrant arts scene in the historic Chambers Institution, home to the library, museum, and gallery.

Discover the thrilling salmon journey and soaring golden eagles at Philiphaugh Estate’s unique wildlife centre and conservation hub.

Explore the tranquil horse country of Lindean, Galashiels, where scenic trails and equestrian heritage create a peaceful Scottish Borders escape.

Explore the evocative ruins of Scotland’s largest historic gunpowder mill nestled in the serene Roslin Glen.

Step into the historic courtroom where Sir Walter Scott served justice and explore the rich legacy of Scotland’s literary and legal heritage in Selkirk.

Discover the tranquil beauty and panoramic views atop Skelfhill Pen, an inviting hillwalk near Hawick in the Scottish Borders.

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

Explore Edinburgh's South Bridge and its eerie underground vaults, where history, mystery, and haunting tales converge beneath a Georgian architectural marvel.

Scotland’s oldest purpose-built concert hall, now a museum of historic instruments and intimate live music in Edinburgh’s Old Town.

Discover St Patrick's Church, a historic Catholic sanctuary in Edinburgh’s Old Town, blending rich heritage with serene spirituality.

Edinburgh’s first exclusive gin distillery in over 150 years, blending tradition and innovation in the heart of Summerhall arts complex.

Experience Edinburgh’s vibrant comedy scene in the cozy attic of the historic Beehive Inn, where laughter and local charm come alive nightly.

Historic Palladian mansion and peaceful estate in Selkirk offering scenic loch walks, cultural events, and a unique canine heritage.

A charming Selkirk café serving exceptional coffee, homemade cakes, and warm hospitality in a cozy, inviting setting.

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

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

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