Berwickshire is a scenic historic county in southeastern Scotland known for its rich border history, rural landscapes, walkable market towns, and accessible transport links including rail service.
Etal Castle is a medieval ruined castle in Northumberland, England, featuring a residential tower, gatehouse, and curtain walls. It played a role in the Anglo-Scottish Wars and is now managed by English Heritage and open to the public as a historic ruin.
St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve in Scottish Borders is a coastal nature site featuring dramatic cliffs, seabird colonies, historic monastery remains, and a lighthouse. The reserve offers walking trails, a visitor centre, and diverse wildlife habitats managed by the National Trust for Scotland.
Edin's Hall Broch is a 2nd-century Iron Age broch near Duns, Scottish Borders, notable as one of the few southern Scottish brochs. It sits within an older Iron Age hillfort and offers visitors the chance to explore extensive ancient ruins and archaeological features outdoors.
Greenknowe Tower is a roofless 16th-century tower house ruin in the Scottish Borders, noted for its well-preserved stonework and architectural features, set on a natural mound with historical defensive marshland surroundings.
Norham Castle is a historic ruined castle in Northumberland, England, situated overlooking the River Tweed. It is known for its role in the Anglo-Scottish wars, medieval fortifications, and its scenic location. The castle is maintained by English Heritage and open to visitors.
Dunglass Collegiate Church is a historic scheduled monument in East Lothian, Scotland, featuring ruins of a collegiate church set in scenic lawns and woodlands, reflecting its rich medieval heritage beside the former Dunglass Castle site.