The Castle Kennedy Gardens, just five miles east of Stranraer and covering 75 acres, are world famous for rhododendrons, azaleas and embothriums. The landscaped gardens of terraces and avenues are laid out around a circular lily pond. The terraces and...

Located at the very heart of Stranraer, this medieval tower is thought to have a history that dates back to the early 16th Century. A real landmark in the community and a point of interest for all who pass,...

The historic town hall at the heart of the town was built in 1776 and plays home to the municipal museum. A step inside allows visitors to discover a fascinating past of Wigtownshire. One of the oldest ploughs...

These gardens provide the visitor with a lovely walk through a varied landscape. The walk starts with a colourful patio area, then on through an area heavily planted with rhododendrons and azaleas. The path then leads to a walled garden...

This abbey was founded in 1192 and is situated in a beautiful and peaceful valley a few miles outside of Stranraer. Once one of the most important Cisterian abbeys in the country, only parts of the fantastic architectural example...

This garden enjoys a fine elevated position overlooking Luce bay and the Isle of Whithorn. The main part of the garden which was created out of a wilderness by the owners, revolves around small lochs and pools and is planted...