Take a look through our comprehensive list of buildings & monuments in Dumfries & Galloway to find opening hours and directions for castles, historic houses and other attractions.
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Castles
Nr Thornhill
Once a stronghold of the Douglases, Morton Castle is a fine late 13th-century hall house.
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.
Monuments & Ruins
Stranraer
Built in the 12th century by Norman Kings, Innermessan Mote rises above 30 feet and boasts a mesmerising history.
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.
Monuments & Ruins
Langholm
Overlooking the town of Langholm, this memorial takes the form of a giant metal open book and is dedicated to the poet Hugh McDiarmid.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Dumfries
Whether you are a Robert Burns enthusiast or just fancy a pint and some good food, The Globe Inn is a must visit.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Langholm
Holding over 8000 books, from the 18th century to the present, Westerkirk Library is the oldest library still in use in Scotland.
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.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Dumfries
The fully restored water-powered New Abbey Cornmill offers visitors a wonderful insight into Scottish rural life in years gone by.
Churches, Cathedrals & Abbeys
Newton Stewart
Founded in 1192 by Roland, Earl of Galloway the magnificent ruins of this Cistercian Abbey are some of the best preserved in Scotland.
Monuments & Ruins
Newton Stewart
The steep climb up to Murray’s Monument is well worth the effort, offering amazing views of Galloway and beyond.
Castles
Castle Douglas
Situated on an island in the middle of the River Dee, this formidable castle is only reachable by boat.
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.
Monuments & Ruins
Stranraer
Visit Marian Tower and enjoy stunning views from this circular stone tower monument in Leswalt.
Nature Centres & Reserves
Drummore, Stranraer
Find out about the local birds and wildlife at the Mull of Galloway RSPB Reserve which is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Lockerbie
Standing on Trailtrow Hill, Repentance Tower formed part of a chain of defense posts which warned against English raiding parties who crossed the border.
Castles
Nr Lockerbie
Lochmaben's magnificent ruins are a fine example of a 14th-century Z-plan Scottish tower house.
Monuments & Ruins
Stranraer
Discover Galloway’s Viking and Celtic connections in Kirkcolm churchyard, where these 10th century Viking Carved Stones are found.
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.
Churches, Cathedrals & Abbeys
Port William
Situated 5 miles north west of Port William, the remains of this small chapel are thought to date back to the 10th century.