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Summerlea House
Dumfriesshire
B&B £££Summerlea House is situated only 2 minutes from the Town Centre of Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway. An attractive little town house with 3 guest bedrooms.
Scottish Mining Museum
Edinburgh & Lothians
MuseumThe Scottish Mining Museum is a fun and informative day out for all the family.
Overton Bed and Breakfast
Edinburgh & Lothians
B&B £££If you want to visit Roslin Chapel then this is the B&B that is on the doorstep in the lovely village of Roslin, staying with the lovely Jim and Ann Buchanan. Ann does a great tea!
Trimontium Museum
Scottish Borders
MuseumTrimontium was the name of the Three Hills Place - in the lee of the Eildon Hills one mile from the town of Melrose and beside the village of Newstead in the Scottish borders where
Emerald Guest House
Edinburgh & Lothians
B&B ££This family run guest house is conveniently located close to the City Bypass just a 15 minute bus ride from Edinburgh City Centre
Highfield House
Edinburgh Airport
B&B £££Looking to Bed and Breakfast by Edinburgh in Scotland? Here at Highfield House a warm, relaxed and peaceful atmosphere awaits you in our traditionally furnished Scottish Manse.
Coldstream Museum
Scottish Borders
MuseumA local history museum with a special section for The Coldstream Guards. Temporary exhibitions each year.
Priory View
Scottish Borders
B&B ££We are centrally located in the small village of Coldingham; 2 minutes walk away from Pubs with eating facilities & the Historical Priory and a short walkk to the beach.
Eyemouth Museum
Scottish Borders
MuseumDiscover the history of Eyemouth and surrounding area and see how it's people have lived through the ages by land and sea.
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Archie Bouverie's guide:
Scottish Borders
This is a region which is drenched in the blood of countless battles with the English, and its many ruined castles and abbeys bear witness to this. It also has inspired the country's greatest poets and writers such as Robert Burns, John Buchan and Sir Walter Scott. The wildest and most spectacular scenery is to be found in the southern part of the region, but it is along the central valley of the River Tweed, between Peebles in the west and Kelso in the east, where you'll find most of the historic attractions. The hill walking and spa-town atmosphere of Peebles is recommended.