Dumfries Landmarks and Historic sites

Landmarks and Historic sites

Drumlanrig Castle

The 1st Duke of Queensberry, William Douglas completed the Drumlanrig castle in 1961. The castle spans over an area of 120,000 acres and consists of Victorian gardens, Queensberry estate and Country Park. It is one of the finest recreations...

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Address: Thornhill, Dumfries

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Robert Burns House

The Robert Burns house one of the most visited attractions in the Dumfries Shire in Scotland. The house which belonged to the famed poet Robert burns still has the chair and table in the study where some he produced some of his greatest...

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Address: 1 Queen Street, Dumfries, UK

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Old Bridge House

The Old Bridge House is situated near the Devorgilla Bridge which was made in fifteenth century. The Old Bridge House was built into the sandstone in 1660. This house is one of the oldest houses in the Dumfries has now been converted into a...

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Address: Mill Road

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