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A very nice house to see with a fantastic garden.. Dogs are welcome on leash but not in the house, only garden.
Had a 3 day visit in Jedburgh. The visitor centre is a must visit with lots of facts and artifacts. The death mask is especially freaky. Free entry but gave a donation
A charming house with a lot of history. There is so much information about Mary and what she did, who she married and how she died, etc.
Small gift shop with some lovely items to buy. There is no charge to visit, but donations are welcome, and it's worth it.
Small gift shop with some lovely items to buy. There is no charge to visit, but donations are welcome, and it's worth it.
Car parking here is very limited to street parking if you can find it so best to park near Jedburgh Abbey as it's only a few minutes walk to here. Mary Queen Of Scots Visitor Centre is free so why not visit the Abbey as well which is half price due to some restrictions.
The house is a fabulous building set in a well presented walled garden.Very relaxing and suitable for a picnic. The tour of the house includes story boards to explain the history behind the building and you can see Mary Queen Of Scots death mask that shows what she looked like in good detail. You probably won't need more than hour so worth planning to visit Jedburgh Abbey and Jedburgh Castle Jail (free entry) both in easy walking distance although the road to the Jail is quite steep (it has it's own car park).
The house is a fabulous building set in a well presented walled garden.Very relaxing and suitable for a picnic. The tour of the house includes story boards to explain the history behind the building and you can see Mary Queen Of Scots death mask that shows what she looked like in good detail. You probably won't need more than hour so worth planning to visit Jedburgh Abbey and Jedburgh Castle Jail (free entry) both in easy walking distance although the road to the Jail is quite steep (it has it's own car park).