Find attractions in Dumfries & Galloway with castles, historic sites, nature reserves, visitor centres and more and plan a day trip or great break.
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Nature Centres & Reserves
Castle Douglas
The trail is a great way to explore scenic, inner Galloway while looking for the spectacular red kite, a bird of prey reintroduced here since 2001. A 24 mile circular road trip, open all year round (plus 14 mile summer trail in Galloway Forest Park).
Castles
Dumfries
Visit Caerlaverock Castle and discover one of Scotland’s great medieval fortresses.
Monuments & Ruins
Stranraer
Take a walk along the footpath leading to the castellated Agnew Monument, built in 1850 in memory of Sir Andrew Agnew of Lochnaw Castle.
Museums
Dumfries
Based around the original control tower of the former RAF Dumfries, the museum houses a fascinating collection of aircraft and flight memorabilia.
Parks & Gardens
Thornhill
Drumlanrig Castle Gardens are set on the 90,000 acre Queensberry Estate and date from the 17th century.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Dumfries
Explore the former home of Robert Burns, which today it is one of the leading visitor attractions in Dumfries dedicated to Scotland's national poet.
Cinema
Dumfries
This arthouse cinema shows a wide variety of films in a fantastic setting in the heart of Dumfries.
Monuments & Ruins
Newton Stewart
The steep climb up to Murray’s Monument is well worth the effort, offering amazing views of Galloway and beyond.
Galleries
Castle Douglas
Showcasing an eclectic selection of paintings from the 19th century to work by contemporary artists, this is a must-visit for any lover of fine art.
Churches, Cathedrals & Abbeys
Nr Stranraer
These stones are some of the oldest and most important early Christian memorial stones in Britain.
Parks & Gardens
Portpatrick, Stranraer
The renovation of the Walled Garden has restored the Dunskey Estate to its original beauty and splendour.
Nature Centres & Reserves
Castle Douglas
This small but diverse upland reserve - known locally as the Lowes Lochs - boasts a wealth of wildlife.
Churches, Cathedrals & Abbeys
Nr Dumfries
These magnificent ruins date back to the 14th century and sit upon an earlier site of a priory once used by Benedictine nuns.
Nature Centres & Reserves
Dryfeholm, Lockerbie
Applegarthtown, with its wetland habitat, is internationally recognised for its highly successful artificial sand martin nesting banks.
Churches, Cathedrals & Abbeys
Kirkcudbright
Mary Queen of Scots spent her last hours on Scottish soil in this Cistercian abbey founded by David I. Built in c12th. the abbey stands in a small secluded valley, its remoteness in keeping with the strict rules of the Cistercian abbey.
Arts & Crafts
Castle Douglas
Discover traditional clog and shoemaking at this fascinating workshop and be measured for your own shoes or clogs of your own choice of style , colour or colours, finish and type of soling. Or find a pair from stock.
Parks & Gardens
Kirkcudbright
Broughton House is a hidden treasure on the banks of the River Dee near Kirkcudbright and was the home and studio of the artist E.A Hornel.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Kirkcudbright
Head to Kirkudbright where you can explore the 18th century Broughton House, home and studio of the artist E.A Hornel until his death in 1933.
Parks & Gardens
Newton Stewart
These historic seaside gardens set in over 50 acres on the shore of Wigtown Bay on the Solway Firth were created in 1740 by Lord Garlies, son of the 5th Earl of Galloway.
Nature Centres & Reserves
Castle Douglas
A peaceful site with plenty to see at any time of year and a real treat for nature lovers.Look out for rare Greenland white-fronted geese in winter or take a stroll to our hides for a close hand views of red squirrels, ducks and other birds.