Local Attractions and Highlights

Gaels and Anglians, Norsemen and Northumbrians, Irish and Cumbrians, Scots and English all left a mark on this cornerstone of Scotland

Wigtownshire is a Scottish county, located in the extreme South West in the district of Dumfries and Galloway. Its history tells of diverse ancestry, deep and often hard to find, is etched into its villages, towns and farms and no less into its people and its hills and shores

Here we hope to offer you some small insight into this beautiful land of our forebears, with a little compendium of useful information on the wealth of places to see and visit during your time with us

For information on attractions you can enjoy, please visit the links below

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Castles 
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Dumfries & Galloway

Dumfries & Galloway

Dumfries and Galloway and the tranquil South coast of Scotland is a land of peaceful solitude, colourful and breathtaking scenery and an area of beauty, wilderness and romance. Its rich and colourful past is never more apparent than in the abundance of towns and villages where each new corner throws open a dramatic sense of history and scenic delight

One of the most unspoilt and underrated parts of Scotland – a hidden gem if ever there was one. In the typical tourist rush to the cities and the highlands, this stunning area is ignored at your peril. The coastlines bristle with delightful towns, villages, beaches and headlands – and inland the more dramatic landscape of the Galloway Hills dominate a large part of the region. Gardens galore, including some of Scotland’s very best, sensational golf particularly at Stranraer, Portpatrick and the Dumfries courses – the Robert Burns connection, a ferry hop to Ireland – and sensational walking and biking country. Romance is in the air here. An utterly relaxing destination

 

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