Places to See

Woodfall, known as Galloway’s “Secret Garden”, is an atmospheric 18th Century walled garden. The walls and surrounding woodland provide shelter READ MORE

Torhouse Stone Circle lies in the Bladnoch Valley, probably built 4000 years ago. It is the best surviving monument in READ MORE

Sorbie Tower, or the “Old Place of Sorbie” is a 16th Century fortified L-shaped house standing virtually complete wall to head. It is READ MORE

Kirkmadrine Stones are some of the oldest early Christian memorial stones in Britain. They can be found at Kirkmadrine Church. READ MORE

There are three tall standing stones at Drumtroddan, dating to the second or third millennium BC. Two have since fallen, READ MORE

There’s a lot we don’t know about the marked stones at Drumtroddan. They could have been carved at any point READ MORE

Cruggleton Castle is accessible along a coastal path from the grounds of nearby Galloway House. Today the outward remains consist READ MORE

This quiet little 12th-century church stands in a wooded copse set in the middle of a farm field like an READ MORE

These historic seaside gardens set in over 50 acres on the shore of Wigtown Bay on the Solway Firth were READ MORE

This site, rectangular earthwork on the slope of Camp Hill, north-west of Rispain Farm was thought to be a Roman Camp until it READ MORE