Peebles Attractions

Kailzie Gardens about 2.5mi/4km from Peebles is noted for its colorful roses, azaleas, rhododendron and narcissi.

The L-shaped Fraser Castle above the Tweed (1mi/1.6km to the west) dates from the late 14th century and was destroyed by Cromwell's troops. In some places the walls are 10ft/3m thick.

Northgate House is a stone house that was built in 1840. It has been converted into a regional office for the National Trust of Scotland.

Stobo is located on the B712 southwest of Peebles.

The Dawyck Gardens are in fact an outpost of the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh. Rare giant trees and splendid rhododendrons are among the flora on display here.

The Tweedsdale Museum in the High Street details the cultural development of Tweedsdale and also the growth of the wool industry.