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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Parks & Gardens
Dalbeattie
Colliston Park in Dalbeattie is great for strolling or enjoying a picnic overlooking the boating pond.
Nature Centres & Reserves
Newton Stewart
For a woodland walk, it's great place to visit. In spring & summer, the wood fills with a carpet of bluebells, other flowers and birdsong while red squirrels are busy in the trees. Visit the otter platform, where you may luckily see one in the river.
Historic Sites
New Galloway
Head to Moss Rapploch and admire Bruce’s Stone, a granite boulder commemorating Robert the Bruce’s first victory over the English in 1307.
Museums
Wanlockhead
Situated in the heart of Scotland’s highest village at 467 m above sea level, the Museum of Lead Mining is fun for the whole family.
Galleries
Castle Douglas
Visit the Clience Studio in the beautiful village of Castle Douglas where you can admire the atmospheric watercolour and oil images of Angela Lawrence.
Parks & Gardens
Port Logan, Nr Stranraer
Logan Botanic Garden lies at the south-western tip of Scotland and is unrivalled as the country's most exotic garden.
Parks & Gardens
Dumfries
Castledykes Park is a park in Dumfries and is near to another of the town’s green spaces, The Dock Park.
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.
Parks & Gardens
Stranraer
Glenwhan has been cultivated over two decades from bog, rushes and gorse to win accolades as one of the best new gardens of recent times.
Historic Sites
Stranraer
Take a walk through the Stanraer 19th Century Harbour, where the original pier survives today.
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.
Castles
Thornhill
Explore the vast estate and enchanting interior of one of Scotland’s finest stately homes. The magnificent 17th century Drumlanrig Castle boasts over 40 acres of beautiful maintained gardens and offers a range of of activities for the whole family.
Nature Centres & Reserves
Dumfries
Caerlaverock is a National Nature Reserve with great birdwatching and walking opportunities.
Parks & Gardens
Thornhill
Drumlanrig Castle Gardens are set on the 90,000 acre Queensberry Estate and date from the 17th century.
Monuments & Ruins
Newton Stewart
The steep climb up to Murray’s Monument is well worth the effort, offering amazing views of Galloway and beyond.
Arts Centres
Castle Douglas
Situated in the beautiful and unspoilt Glenkens area, a warm welcome awaits you at this 4-star contemporary community and arts centre.
Monuments & Ruins
Creetown
Explore the site of two remarkably complete Neolithic burial cairns at Cairnholy, south east of Creetown.
Castles
Gatehouse Of Fleet
A fine example of a Scottish tower-house castle, Cardoness Castle was built in the later 15th century as the fortified residence of the McCullochs.
Cinema
Annan
A comfortable twin-screen cinema with free parking and full disabled access showing first-run blockbusters.
Monuments & Ruins
Nr Wigtown
Discover the mystical Torhouse Stone Circle near Wigtown, also known as the Standing Stones of Torhouse.