All History & Heritage

HARP provide intimate, bespoke archaeology tours of the Scottish Borders, taking you behind the scenes of what an archaeologist does at stunning local sites.

We are a pet friendly Cafe & Deli who specialise in Artisan Fine Foods, Cheeses, Deli Items, Charcuterie Meats & Smoked Fish, serving Hot &…

Local tour guiding services of the Dumfries and Galloway Solway coast and Borderlands – bespoke guided group tours designed to suit your interests.

Tweed Valley Blogger presents TVB Tours. Private, driver led tours of The South of Scotland and beyond, in the expert hands of a local guide.

Duns Castle is an award-winning, exclusive-use venue, available all year round for weddings, family gatherings, corporate meetings, film shoots and events.

Fatlips Castle is an iconic Borders pele tower in Roxburghshire atop the Minto Crags 2 miles northeast of the village of Denholm and 1 mile…

Harden is the home of Lord Polwarth a direct descendant of one of the most famous of the Border reivers, Walter “Auld Wat” Scott of…

The tree-covered crannog known as Dorman's Island can be viewed from the fishernmen's path from the west. There is a second crannog in the Loch.

The White Loch, believed to be magical, is part of the Monreith Estate, owned by the Maxwells since the 17th Century. It is the site…

Lord Alexander Garlies, son of the fifth Earl of Galloway and the Machars’ greatest landowner, built the house in 1740.

A 16th century tower house, originally owned by the Gordon Family and now a private residence.

This circular route explores the Hirsel Estate’s policy woodlands starting from Coldstream.

Manderston is a stunning example of Edwardian architecture, the supreme country house in Scotland of it’s era.

Listed as one of Britain's best stately homes by The Telegraph, Mellerstain is a must-see. "A treasure, wonderful gardens and beautiful house!"

14th century castle. Tours. Accommodation. Weddings. Events. Filming.