Jedburgh is an attractive town with many fine stone buildings in the Borders of Scotland.  Set within the valley of Jed Water, the countryside of the Borders is all around.  Being located in the Borders, Jedburgh has a rich history and a number of interesting places to visit.  What’s more, Scotland’s capital city of Edinburgh is just 47 miles away and accessible for day trips.  If you adore sublime countryside, the Cheviot Hills are just an easy drive away, as is the Northumberland National Park which is only around 10 miles from Jedburgh.  In this part of Scotland you may be able to discover both the best of the Borders as well as the best of Northumberland.  Enjoy browsing for country cottages and rural retreats in and near Jedburgh.

Hints and Tips on Cottage Holidays in Jedburgh

Jedburgh has a number of historical places to visit whilst on a self-catering holiday including Jedburgh Abbey and the Mary Queen of Scots’ House museum.  This museum houses a fascinating collection of items and is set in a garden with pear trees.  Admission is currently free.  To discover all the historical sites in Jedburgh which not follow the town trail which takes in all the highlights?  For details of this walk and others we recommend popping in to the Tourist Information Centre in Jedburgh for free advice.  In terms of activities on offer here why not try fishing on the River Teviot, golfing at Jedburgh’s golf course or pony trekking in the nearby countryside?  Whether you plan to pack in lots of activities or simply take it easy, Jedburgh has a lot to offer for a cottage holiday.