Historic site in Dumfries and Galloway welcomes visitors once more
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Apr 30, 2025
A 12th century Abbey that may have had a quiet time for 200 years but close proximity to England meant it was a prime target for the invaders. Still a delightful shell of what it once was.Full review by ATraveller363
Mar 17, 2025
It's an amazing set of 12th century ruins in the middle of town. Free to park nearby. However 7.50 to get into the small exhibit and into.the site. Interesting enough but as these ruins are free else…Full review by Busker999
Feb 15, 2025
The nave of the building of the Abbey Church (St Mary) is the most preserved and impressive building but the foundations and remaining lower walls of the adjoining buildings are still comprehensive e…Full review by GH998234TO
Hi, looking to plan a holiday in around September to Jedburgh but looking to see how many dog friendly places there are. Is the Abbey welcoming to dogs please? thank you
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Definitely, we took ours with us all over Jedburgh and he thoroughly enjoyed roaming around the abbey, Jedburgh is a very pet friendly place we found. A lot of the cafes let dogs …
Definitely, we took ours with us all over Jedburgh and he thoroughly enjoyed roaming around the abbey, Jedburgh is a very pet friendly place we found. A lot of the cafes let dogs in too which was good.
The Abbey is in the centre of the town near some lovely cafes and shops. It is an easy walk to get there. If coming from outskirts public transport will be available.
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