Berwickshire Visitor Travel Guide Page

We have compiled a travel and holiday information guide to help with your holiday stay in Berwickshire.

About Berwickshire

Berwickshire lies in the south east of Scotland on the border with England and is now part of the Scottish Border region. Its rugged coastline, stunning natural and historic sites is a delight. The beautiful scenery and warmth of its people belies its bloody history of countless battles fought through the ages.

Attractions & Heritage Sites within Berwickshire

1. Coldstream Museum - Coldstream, Berwickshire , TD12 4BD This museum provides an in-depth history of the town of Coldstream. Guests can learn about the guard regiment and its customs. 2. The Jim Clark Room - Duns, Berwickshire, TD11 3AU This museum is named after Jim Clark, an international motor racing hero. The museum is located in the town in which he was raised. 3. Thirlestane Castle - Lauder, Berwickshire, TD2 6RU This magnificent castle has a history dating to the 13th century. It was owned by a prominent Scottish family for much of that time period, and is known for the unique pink colour of its outside walls. See Full List of Attractions & Heritage Sites in Berwickshire

Towns and Villages in Berwickshire

Berwickshire has some lovely towns and villages to explore, below is a list with a short summary and link to more information about it and pictures. Duns - was the frequent victim of power struggles between the English and the Scots... More... Eyemouth - port provides many interesting sights to see and activities to enjoy... More...

Useful Contact Information for Berwickshire

Coldstream Tourist Information Point Deakins Tearoom, 68a High Street, Coldstream, Berwickshire, TD12 4DH Tel No: 01835 863170 Eyemouth Tourist Information Centre Auld Kirk, Market Square, Eyemouth, Berwickshire, TD14 5HE Tel No: 01890 750678

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