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• Old Gala House
• Bank Street Gardens
• Waverley Line Artwork
• Gala Policies Community Woodland
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland
• Galasheils Town Trail
• Borders Railway
• Hunters Hall

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Things to do in galashiels, tours in and around galashiels.

Kingdoms & Keeps: From Holy Island to Harry Potter

Mills & Modern Wonders: Explore Scotland’s Industrial Heritage

Edinburgh Castle: Guided Walking Tour with Entry Ticket

Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands, Glencoe and Pitlochry Tour

Loch Ness and Highlands Day Tour Including Cruise from Edinburgh

Edinburgh Food & Drink Tour with Eat Walk Tours

Underground Vaults Walking Tour in Edinburgh Old Town

Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands Day Tour from Edinburgh

Guided Edinburgh Private Walking Tour

Isle of Skye, Highlands and Loch Ness 3-Day Tour from Edinburgh

Top attractions in galashiels.

Other Top Attractions around Galashiels

• Old Gala House
• Bank Street Gardens
• Waverley Line Artwork
• Gala Policies Community Woodland
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland
• Galasheils Town Trail
• Borders Railway
• Hunters Hall

Top Things to Do in Galashiels

Things to do in galashiels, tours in and around galashiels.

Kingdoms & Keeps: From Holy Island to Harry Potter

Mills & Modern Wonders: Explore Scotland’s Industrial Heritage

Edinburgh Castle: Guided Walking Tour with Entry Ticket

Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands, Glencoe and Pitlochry Tour

Loch Ness and Highlands Day Tour Including Cruise from Edinburgh

Edinburgh Food & Drink Tour with Eat Walk Tours

Underground Vaults Walking Tour in Edinburgh Old Town

Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands Day Tour from Edinburgh

Guided Edinburgh Private Walking Tour

Isle of Skye, Highlands and Loch Ness 3-Day Tour from Edinburgh

Top attractions in galashiels.

Other Top Attractions around Galashiels

What travellers are saying

• Old Gala House
• Bank Street Gardens
• Waverley Line Artwork
• Gala Policies Community Woodland
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland
• Galasheils Town Trail
• Borders Railway
• Hunters Hall

About Galashiels

Lying in the narrow valley of the Gala Water, Galashiels is one of the most popular towns in the Scottish Borders. It has a population of around 12,600 and has a stunning backdrop as it is close to the River Tweed and is surrounded by rolling hills. The town is world renowned for its textile industry which began its flourish in the 19th century. This caused the towns population to grow, with the establishment of several mills. Due to heritage, Galasheils was made the location of Heriot-Watt University's School of Textiles and Design. Poet Robert Burns wrote the poems "Sae Fair Her Hair" and "Braw Lads” which is sung at the annual Braw Lads Gathering. Closeby and just across the River Tweed is Abbotsford House which was home to Sir Walter Scott. The town has a fairly distinctive coat of arms; two foxes reaching to eat plums from a plum tree with the motto “Soor Plooms”. This is supposedly to represent an incident in 1337 in which English soldiers were picking wild plums in the area and were caught by Scots who then killed them all.

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Galashiels is a town in the Scottish Borders , 33 miles (53 km) south of Edinburgh. It's a former mill town which is now part of commuterland for the city, and in 2016 had a population of about 12,600.

"Shiels" means shelters, shepherd's huts. There's no sure explanation of "Gala" but it doesn't denote "gala events" - that's from khil'a or khala in Arabic and Hindi, meaning your fanciest clothes.

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Galashiels (often shortened to "Gala") is at the confluence of the Tweed and Gala Water, and a little way north of the confluence of the Tweed and Ettrick Water. This puts it astride a natural transport route between Edinburgh and Carlisle, and the rivers were harnessed to power mills, to process wool from the sheep dotting the hillsides above. The local textile industry got going from 1800 and mostly wove high-end products such as tweed and tartan - it couldn't compete in the cheap mass market with the Yorkshire mills. In 1883 a School of Textiles was established, which is now a department of Heriot Watt University. Like other Borders towns, Galashiels suffered from foreign competition in the late 20th century, and became run-down. The low point was the closure of the railway in 1969.

It grew again as a commuter town in the 21st century and eventually the railway returned. However this left it without an identity or key attraction of its own, though it's close to grandiose Abbotsford House. But in 2021 Galashiels became the permanent home of the Great Tapestry of Scotland, which celebrates 12,000 of years of Scottish history through the medium of its textiles.

Get in [ edit ]

Trains from Edinburgh run hourly and take one hour via Eskbank (for Dalkeith and Mining Museum), Gorebridge and Stow, and continue to Tweedbank. In 2023 an adult return is about £13. The line is busy with city commuters in rush hours, but visitors day-tripping outward will travel against the rush. The Waverley Line, axed in 1969, previously continued to Hawick and Carlisle. The section to Edinburgh reopened in 2015 but there are no plans to rebuild the southern section, or to extend the line to Melrose and Jedburgh.

55.6175 -2.8055 1 Interchange is the rail and bus station. There are ticket machines, a cafe and toilets, and waiting room. There is step-free access to the sole platform. Town amenities are within a short walk.

55.605 -2.758 2 Tweedbank the terminus of the railway is a mile's walk to Abbotsford House.

Borders Bus X95 runs hourly M-Sa from Carlisle along the A7, via Langholm, Hawick , Selkirk , Galashiels, Stow, Newtongrange and Eskbank to Edinburgh. On Sunday only four buses run between Carlisle and Hawick, but the rest of the route is still hourly.

Bus X62 runs between Edinburgh and Melrose via Galashiels, Innerleithen and Peebles , a roundabout route taking 2 hr 30 min.

Bus 60 runs from Berwick-upon-Tweed every couple of hours, taking two hours via Chirnside, Duns, Greenlaw, Melrose and Borders General Hospital.

Bus 67 also runs from Berwick, via Norham, Cornhill, Coldstream and Kelso, whence it becomes an hourly service.

Bus 68 runs hourly from Jedburgh , taking an hour via Ancrum, St Boswells, Melrose and Borders General Hospital.

By car or bike from Edinburgh follow A7. This was the historic route from northwest England via Gretna, but nowadays most vehicles take M74 to the west and bypass Galashiels.

Get around [ edit ]

For Abbotsford House take any bus towards Melrose and get off just beyond the Tweed bridge. They're every 30 min or so, via Tweedbank and Borders General Hospital.

The main taxi operator in town is Five Star (+44 1896 756789).

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• 55.5997 -2.7819 3 Abbotsford House the former home and gardens of Sir Walter Scott are just across the river east into Melrose , but closer to Galashiels.
• 55.6389 -2.8245 4 Buckholm is the ruin of a tower house of 1582. There are lurid legends of the misdeeds of its 17th-century owner James Pringle. But an 18th-century vicar exorcised the tower, and scotched its appeal for ghost-tourism.
• 55.6369 -2.8505 5 Torwoodlee Broch is the fragments of an Iron Age redoubt. It was probably built around 100 AD when the Romans withdrew from Scotland, then destroyed when they returned in 140 AD.
• 55.6659 -2.8578 6 Bow Castle two miles north is a similar broch, probably built then wrecked at the same time as Torwoodlee. Its masonry suggests an Orkney craftsman. It's well smashed up and the rubble has been heaped into a cairn.

Do [ edit ]

• What's on? Listen to TD1 Radio on 106.5 FM or Radio Borders on 96.8 FM. Or read the Border Telegraph .
• Cinema: Pavilion on Market St shows mainstream releases.
• MacArts is a music and live entertainment venue on Bridge St.
• Southern Upland Way (also called Sir Walter Scott Way) is a coast-to-coast hiking trail that passes just south of town. Eastbound the local section is along the riverbank to Melrose, turning north on lanes and drove trails to Lauder, then over the hills to Longformacus and the coast. Westbound it crosses the hill to Yair then follows a long ridge to Traquair near Innerleithen, turning southwest to St Mary's Loch.
• Rugby: Gala RFC play rugby union in National League Division One, the second tier of the amateur game in Scotland. Their home ground is Netherdale (capacity 4000) east end of town by the river. They host the Gala Sevens in August.
• Golf: Gala GC [dead link] is on the hill north of the Interchange. Torwoodlee GC is a mile north of town on A7.
• Braw Lads Gathering is a series of civic events April - June, themed around "beating the bounds" by horse riders, exchanging pleasantries with their opposites riding out from Selkirk and Lauder. The main events are held over the final week in June.

Buy [ edit ]

Asda is east side of town on Currie Rd, open daily 6AM-midnight.

Eat [ edit ]

• Hunters Hall , 56 High St TD1 1SE , ☏ +44 1896 759795 . Daily 8AM-midnight . Reliable JD Wetherspoon outlet serving decent food and beer. ( updated Mar 2022 )
• Gala Tandoori at 84 High St gets mixed reviews. It's open Tu-Su 4-10:30PM.
• Silver Star is a Chinese next to the Interchange. It's open Tu-Sa noon-2PM, 5-11PM, Su 4:30-11PM.
• Adriatico is an Italian on Douglas Bridge towards the Interchange, open M-Th 4-11PM, F-Su noon-midnight.
• Zaika Tandoori is at 36 Market St, open Th-M 3:30-9:30PM.
• Paolo's is at 11 Market St, open M-Sa 9AM-9:30PM, Su 11AM-9:30PM.

Drink [ edit ]

• Along High St are Bridge Inn, The Braw Bear, Hunters Hall (see above), Reivers, Harrow Inn, Auld Mill Inn and Quins .
• Brewery: Tempest Brew is near Tweedbank Station.

Sleep [ edit ]

• Monorene , 23 Stirling St TD1 1BY ( By Interchange ), ☏ +44 1896 753073 . Clean, welcoming guest house. B&B double £65 . ( updated Mar 2022 )
• 55.615 -2.8069 1 Salmon Inn , 54 Bank St TD1 1EP , ☏ +44 1896 752577 . Friendly pub with rooms. B&B double £100 . ( updated Mar 2022 )
• 55.604 -2.7834 2 Kingsknowes Hotel , Selkirk Rd TD1 3HY , ☏ +44 1896 758375 . Pleasant hotel with 12 rooms in a baronial pile built 1869 for a textile magnate, and converted into a hotel in 1960. B&B double £120 . ( updated Mar 2022 )

Connect [ edit ]

Galashiels and its approach roads have 4G from all UK carriers. As of March 2022, 5G has not reached this area.

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• East are the ruins of the great abbeys of Jedburgh , Dryburgh, Melrose and Kelso .
• Selkirk , Hawick and Peebles are set among scenic Borders hills.
• Must-see Edinburgh is only an hour away.

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Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands Day Tour from Edinburgh

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• Old Gala House
• Bank Street Gardens
• Waverley Line Artwork
• Gala Policies Community Woodland
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland
• Galasheils Town Trail
• Borders Railway
• Hunters Hall

Top Things to Do in Galashiels

Things to do in galashiels, tours in and around galashiels.

Kingdoms & Keeps: From Holy Island to Harry Potter

Mills & Modern Wonders: Explore Scotland’s Industrial Heritage

Edinburgh Castle: Guided Walking Tour with Entry Ticket

Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands, Glencoe and Pitlochry Tour

Loch Ness and Highlands Day Tour Including Cruise from Edinburgh

Edinburgh Food & Drink Tour with Eat Walk Tours

Underground Vaults Walking Tour in Edinburgh Old Town

Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands Day Tour from Edinburgh

Guided Edinburgh Private Walking Tour

Isle of Skye, Highlands and Loch Ness 3-Day Tour from Edinburgh

Top attractions in galashiels.

Other Top Attractions around Galashiels

What travellers are saying

• Old Gala House
• Bank Street Gardens
• Waverley Line Artwork
• Gala Policies Community Woodland
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland
• Galasheils Town Trail
• Borders Railway
• Hunters Hall

Top Things to Do in Galashiels, Scottish Borders

Things to do in galashiels, tours in and around galashiels.

Kingdoms & Keeps: From Holy Island to Harry Potter

Mills & Modern Wonders: Explore Scotland’s Industrial Heritage

Edinburgh Castle: Guided Walking Tour with Entry Ticket

Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands, Glencoe and Pitlochry Tour

Loch Ness and Highlands Day Tour Including Cruise from Edinburgh

Edinburgh Food & Drink Tour with Eat Walk Tours

Underground Vaults Walking Tour in Edinburgh Old Town

Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands Day Tour from Edinburgh

Guided Edinburgh Private Walking Tour

Isle of Skye, Highlands and Loch Ness 3-Day Tour from Edinburgh

Top attractions in galashiels.

Other Top Attractions around Galashiels

What travellers are saying

• Old Gala House
• Bank Street Gardens
• Waverley Line Artwork
• Gala Policies Community Woodland
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland
• Galasheils Town Trail
• Borders Railway
• Hunters Hall

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Galashiels Accommodation

Galashiels, or “Gala” as it’s known locally, is a town on the Scottish Borders with a population of approximately 13,000. Famed for its beautiful scenery and friendly welcome from the locals, it’s little wonder the area is so well-loved and admired.

We have listed our top picks of Galashiels hotels, bed and breakfasts, and guest houses, as well as contemporary accommodation that you are sure to enjoy, whatever the occasion.

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Hotels in Galashiels

Kingsknowes hotel.

The 19th-century Kingsknowes Hotel will provide you with all the relaxation and comfort you could need, offering a concierge service, and visitors can take advantage of free private parking.

Each of the 12 stunningly designed en-suite bedrooms within the hotel has tea and coffee making facilities, and guests benefit from a complimentary breakfast within the elegant dining room.

Visitors can enjoy the feel of luxury in the elegant Edwardian conservatory, which overlooks the Eildon Hills or step out into the formal gardens where you will find stunning mountain views to admire. At only 3 miles from Melrose Abbey, it makes the perfect spot for exploring the beautiful surrounding area.

Watson Lodge Guest House

Within this beautiful Georgian townhouse on the Scottish Borders, guests will find comfortable beds, free wifi throughout the hotel, and each room comes with a 32-inch flat-screen TV. Most rooms have en-suites and come complete with complimentary toiletries.

The hotel offers a traditional full Scottish breakfast or continental breakfast each morning of your stay. There is a patio for visitors to relax and unwind in when the weather permits. There is also lots of free parking available, and the hotel is situated within easy access to the town centre and the wider local area, making it a perfectly central location for visitors to Galashiels.

The Salmon Inn

The Salmon Inn is a family-run bar, restaurant and hotel with a wide selection of award-winning wines, spirits and cocktails to enjoy alongside your evening meal in the dining area. Each cosy room has an en-suite and comes with free wifi, with room prices starting at just £85 per night. Brunch boxes are provided, which you can eat in their beautiful library, enjoy in your room, or take with you on your travels.

The inn also boasts a large comfortable lounge area to relax in, and it is within easy walking distance of the Old Gala House and Bank Street Gardens.

The County Hotel

Situated in the town of Selkirk, guests receive a warm welcome to “The County”, as it’s known to the locals. The hotel was recently refurbished, having first been built for use as a coaching inn dating back to the 16th century.

Free private parking on-site is available, and each of the comfortable rooms is dog-friendly. The highly-rated breakfast is always cooked to order, and there is free wifi available throughout the entirety of the hotel.

The Clovenfords Hotel

Another coaching inn just a ten-minute drive from Galashiels, each room at the 18th century Clovenfords Hotel comes with Sky TV as well as tea and coffee making facilities. There is even a gift shop on-site.

Guests can pre-order packed lunches if planning a day trip, and when back at the hotel, they can enjoy an evening meal in the Vineyard restaurant, which boasts an impressive menu. If you’d rather a more intimate evening, you can take advantage of the room service that’s available.

Waverley Castle Hotel

Overlooking the River Tweed, Waverley Castle Hotel is perfect for a bespoke getaway, boasting live entertainment in the evenings and a thoroughly laid-back atmosphere. Each of the 77 rooms within the castle has free wi-fi.

The hotel is situated close to Abbotsford House, once the home of Sir Walter Scott, as well as the 11th century Melrose Abbey which are both favourite places of many of the Scottish borders locals.

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This late Victorian townhouse has three beautiful ensuite rooms to choose from, along with a generous amount of books for bookworms to enjoy. Guests are also able to have larger items such as bikes or golf clubs safely stored onsite, and street parking is available. This is an excellent accommodation option for those wishing for a no-fuss, relaxed stay in a home-from-home.

Binniemyre Guest House

Binniemyre Guest House is a Victorian mansion that is beautifully furnished, with seating areas throughout the extensive gardens. If you wish to have a picnic, the guest house is happy to accommodate you. Inside, each room is decorated to the highest standards, guaranteeing you a luxurious stay, even offering 40″ televisions in its larger family rooms, as well as off-road parking.

Sunny Brae Bed and Breakfast

The friendly family-run B&B has a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere. It’s an ideal accommodation only nine miles from Inverness Airport and practically next door to Nairn Museum. The lounge area offers guests spectacular views of the sea, and their breakfasts are very popular – the hotel prides itself on using only the best local produce.

Dryburgh Arms Pub

On the route of St Cuthberts Way, the Dryburgh Arms is an excellent accommodation option to put your feet up for the night beside the welcoming open fire with a well-earned pint or perhaps have a taste of some of the 26 different gins on offer!

The accommodation itself has its own private entrance, complete with a stunning staircase. The spacious and bright rooms are largely thanks to the high ceilings that the building boasts throughout. Each room has been lovingly furnished with excellent attention to detail, ensuring a comfortable and relaxed stay.

Caddon View

Caddon View Country is a four-star guest house encapsulated within a beautiful Victorian building, with plenty of areas to relax in, whether it be nestled in front of the fire in the drawing-room or in your own sprawling bedroom.

The majority of rooms have an en-suite and come complete with designer toiletries. All dietary needs are catered for within the restaurant, which serves evening meals. The B&B also has a licenced bar, so you can unwind with a quiet drink in the evenings.

Galashiels Holiday Cottages

The five turrets.

The Grade B listed, Scottish Baronial-style open-plan townhouse comes complete with a piano, free wifi access and parking onsite. There are four bedrooms within the spacious property, a fully equipped kitchen, and a woodburning stove for those cooler Scottish temperatures.

Guests can also take advantage of their own private garden to enjoy a late lunch or simply relax with a good book from the mezzanine library.

Lower Canterbury House

Renovated in 2020, the open-plan Lower Canterbury House – complete with a freestanding bath and a kings size bed with bamboo floorings throughout – is the ideal accommodation for exploring the beautiful National Trust gardens nearby – and it’s just 100 yards from the nearest pub and restaurant.

The south-facing, beautifully maintained garden is perfect for those lazy summer evenings with friends, and the property even has its own summer house.

The Hen Hoose

This cottage is ideal for a cosy romantic getaway or for a families and friends holiday, as it sleeps up to four people. Shops and amenities are close by, yet this characterful cottage feels wonderfully rural, making it a brilliant option for some rest and recuperation.

Set in a rural location with sprawling views of the countryside from the conservatory, an abundant supply of organic hen’s eggs is available, thanks to the flock of chickens that is kept on the farm where the property is situated.

Kilmuir cottage is the perfect accommodation for families looking to get away, as the cottage is not short of space – it even comes complete with a stunning piano, so you can tinkle the ivories until your heart’s content.

The two-bedroom property is situated in a quiet area, yet it is only 500 yeards away from the closest shops and cafes. The property has an open fire and gas central heating for the winter months, and there is room to park up to three cars on-site, next to the lovingly tended-to garden.

Other Accommodation Options in Scottish Borders

• Coldstream Accommodation
• Hawick Accommodation
• Kelso Accommodation
• Melrose Accommodation
• Peebles Accommodation
• Selkirk Accommodation

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